For 10 points, name this Caribbean country home to many African-influenced musical traditions, as well as a genre named for its capital called the habanera.
Charlie Parker recorded the song "Noise" with a jazz orchestra led by a man from this country, which achieved a big hit in the 1940s with the song "Tanga." In the film Duck Soup, Groucho Marx whistles a tune from this country called "The Peanut Vendor." A musician from this country recorded a hit 1962 version of Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man" on his album of the same title. Some musical ensembles from this country are called charangas. Dizzy Gillespie incorporated a song from this country, "Manteca," into the album Afro, on which he collaborated with Chano Pozo. Popular dance styles from this country include rumba and conga. For 10 points, name this Caribbean country home to many African-influenced musical traditions, as well as a genre named for its capital called the habanera.
Charlie Parker recorded the song "Noise" with a jazz orchestra led by a man from this country, which achieved a big hit in the 1940s with the song "Tanga.
(Republic of) Cuba (The first clue refers to Machito, and the third clue refers to Mongo Santamaria.) &lt;Other Art (Jazz)&gt;