Latin jazz is the current term for the jazz / Latin fusion called at various times "Afro-Cuban jazz" and "Cubop". The Cuban-born musical director of Machito's Afro-Cubans, Mario Bauzá (1911-1993), is said to have been responsible for the genesis of Latin jazz (a term he loathed), when he created "Tanga" (meaning: marijuana) during a rehearsal of the band in 1943. Key names in the history of Latin jazz include Chano Pozo, Dizzy Gillespie, Sabú Martínez and Cal Tjader. The Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album was introduced in 1995. Winners in the 2000s included Arturo O'Farrill, Paquito D'Rivera, Brian Lynch and Eddie Palmieri. - John Child