| Milonga compás |
| Milonga tunes have repeating four-count cycles (or "bars") typically in pairs |
| Milonga compás is the "one" and "three" continuously throughout |
| The "ones" and "threes" are the most frequently stepped beats in milongas |
| Example 1: Social milonga dancing at a milonga in Buenos Aires |
| Example 2: From 1 min 10 secs to the end, Homer and Cristina Ladas perform a didactic demo at the end of an Argentine tango class |
All tango dancers should be able to adopt the compás as the default for their dance steps
