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The 9 pages that link to Tito Puente, each with the reason it gives.

• Celia CruzRelated: Cruz’s recordings with Puente’s orchestra helped establish her career beyond Cuba.

• Latin musicRelated: His orchestras helped popularize Afro-Cuban dance music in the United States.

• MamboRelated: His percussion-driven recordings and performances became closely associated with mambo’s golden age.

• Afro-Cuban jazzRelated: His timbales-led orchestras carried Afro-Cuban rhythms into jazz and popular dance music.

• Latin jazzRelated: His timbales-led orchestras brought Latin dance rhythms into jazz-oriented arrangements.

• Pérez PradoCompared with: Puente built a distinct New York mambo sound alongside Prado’s internationally popular orchestral style.

• CachaoRelated: Puente’s career offers a prominent parallel to Cachao’s influence on Latin dance music.

• Marc AnthonyRelated: Puente’s generation helped establish the New York Latin music scene in which Anthony later worked.

• Raúl JuliáRelated: Puente worked with Juliá in the 1980 film The Mambo Kings, which Juliá narrated.