Milonguero Style
Danced in the crowded milongas of Buenos Aires, tango Milonguero
style responds to the “ric-tic-tic” rhythm prominent in the music of
Juan D'Arienzo or other orchestras from the golden era. It is
extremely rich in body signals to the dance partner in order to
compensate for the lack of space. It can be danced on one floor tile, or
even in the same place with great passion, beautiful elegance and
perfect syncopation without even losing the embrace or the
rhythm. The physical and emotional chest to chest contact, along
with a mutual enjoyment and respect for the beat
and for the music
generates an energy that flows and takes over the dance, sending an
emotional meaning to the steps. The couple dances for their own
personal enjoyment, and not for the show... not for the others.
