
Cuban salsa and New York Style. No partner needed. Medborgarplatsen.
Salsa Classes in Stockholm
We teach Cuban salsa and New York Style salsa. Both start from zero, and you do not need a partner. Classes for those who have never danced and for those ready for the next step.
View salsa classesWhat is salsa?
Salsa is a partner dance to Latin American music with a clear rhythm. You learn the basic step on the first evening. By your first term you can dance at a social night.
Cuban salsa
Cuban salsa is danced in a circle, with your partner in front of you and arm figures that move you from side to side. The style is social and playful. It suits you if you want to get out and dance with people as soon as possible.
New York Style
New York Style is danced on a line, and you break on two instead of on one. Many call it mambo or on2. The style is built on clean technique, fast turns and shines, steps you dance on your own.
Salsa for beginners
You start from zero. You need no experience and no partner. We rotate partners during class, so you dance with many people. The teacher sets the pace so everyone keeps up.
The next level
Know the basics? Then take the next level in the same style, with figures, musicality and more partner work. The teacher helps you choose your level.
Social nights on Fridays
Fridays are social dance nights in the studio, and several of them have a salsa theme. There you dance what you have learned, with people from every level. No partner and no dress code. Come as you are.
Finding us
USC Studios is in Medborgarhuset, Folkungagatan 45A. The entrance is inside Medborgarplatsen metro station. Take the Folkungagatan exit.
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Good to know
- Folkungagatan 45A, entrance inside the metro
- Wellness benefit via ePassi
- No partner needed
Common questions
FAQ
Do I need to bring a partner?
No. Most people come alone. We rotate partners during class.
Which salsa do you teach?
Cuban salsa and New York Style salsa, which many call mambo or on2.
Cuban or New York Style?
If you want to dance in a circle and socially, choose Cuban. If you want to dance on a line with lots of technique, choose New York Style.
How fast do you learn the basics?
Most people feel confident in the basic steps after five weeks.
How long is the course?
A term is five or ten weeks, with one 55 minute class a week.
Ready to start dancing salsa?
See which salsa classes are running now and book your spot.
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