The cultural exchange between Cuba and Brazil has been a fascinating chapter in the history of Latin America.

While the two nations share some geographic and linguistic similarities as part of the Caribbean and Ibero-American spheres, their distinct political trajectories have shaped unique cultural influences that have been mutually exchanged over the decades.

One of the most significant legacies that Cuba has left on Brazil is in the realm of music and dance.

Cuban styles like son cubano, mambo, and salsa have become deeply integrated into the Brazilian musical canon, with artists like Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, and Compay Segundo enjoying immense popularity across Brazil. - https://brazilfocusguide.com/blog/what-cuba-left-brazil/?unique_id_40fbbug8

"The Cultural Crossroads: Exploring Cuba's Enduring Impact on Brazil"