Milonguero is a style of Argentine tango that emphasizes close embrace and connection between partners. It originated in the late 20th century in Buenos Aires, where dancers sought a more intimate and personal way to express the dance. This style often features intricate footwork and subtle movements, allowing for a deep emotional connection. In Milonguero, the music plays a crucial role, with dancers often choosing traditional tango songs that evoke strong feelings. The dance is typically performed in crowded social settings, known as milongas, where dancers navigate the floor with respect and awareness of their surroundings.