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Milonguero (apilado)

Milonguero, also called apilado, is a tango dance style [1][2][3]. It is a close-embrace style with a slight mutual lean, small steps and rhythmic syncopation, suited to crowded downtown floors [1][2][3].

Milonguero (apilado) is classified as a style of tango dancing [1][2][3].

Sources describe it as a close-embrace style in which the partners share a slight mutual lean [1][2][3]. Its steps are small, and it uses rhythmic syncopation [1][2][3]. Sources also describe it as suited to crowded downtown dance floors [1][2][3].

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The defining features of the style, as the sources describe them, are:

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