The Cuban dances/musical genres that influenced jazz included rumba, mambo, and cha-cha.
What is cha-cha?
Cha-cha, originating from Cuba, is a dance that gained popularity in the United States. Its distinctive syncopated rhythm and playful character influenced jazz, adding a rhythmic diversity to the genre.
Cubop, a fusion genre that blends A'fro-Cuban rhythms with bebop jazz, is also mentioned in the options and is known for its influence on jazz.
Samba and bossa nova, while significant in their own right, are more associated with Brazilian music rather than Cuban influences on jazz.