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iDance Studio · Stockholm
Kizomba dance in Stockholm
Learn Kizomba and Urban Kiz with a focus on rhythm, technique and connection. Start from the basics or build on your experience — choose from the current courses below.
All our courses can be followed in English.
A moment at iDance.
New to Kizomba or ready to continue?
Beginner introduces the foundations. Continuation is for dancers who feel comfortable with basic steps, saidas and leading or following. Our Kizomba courses include both Kizomba and Urban Kiz, with an emphasis on Urban Kiz.
Current courses & booking
Choose the course that suits you. Book course opens registration in Coursely; Course details shows the format and prerequisites. You book the full course, rather than an individual class.
Which level suits you?
Beginner
Learn basic steps, movement, leading and following. We recommend taking this level twice before moving on; some material varies between course rounds.
Continuation
You should know basics, both saidas, retrocesso (chacha), balancé and opening to a 90- or 180-degree position. Develop movement patterns and combinations. Taking this level more than once can help consolidate technique.
Developing further
Once you feel confident on the social dance floor, you can refine body control, musicality and precision. The course list shows which levels are available in the current round.
Unsure? Tell us about your experience and we will help you choose.
Before you book
Do I need a partner?
No. Come on your own or with someone. We usually rotate partners, but if you come together you can choose to dance with each other.
Where is the course?
Each course shows its studio and address. Söder is at Tjurbergsgatan 27, near Skanstull. Valhalla is at Valhallavägen 55, by Tekniska högskolan. Check your course before you travel.
How do I book?
Choose Book course beside your chosen course. Registration opens in Coursely, where you select individual registration or the option that suits you. The Swedish button “Anmäl individuellt” means register individually. Check the course and price before completing the booking.
Can I try it first?
Want to try dancing before booking a full course? See current drop-in classes and prices at Bachata Night and iDance Sundays. The programme varies, so check the dance style and level. The next open house is 18–24 January 2027; the programme and booking link will be published later.
What is Kizomba?
Kizomba comes from Angola and developed from semba. It is a smooth partner dance built on rhythm and connection between leader and follower. The music and dance have developed in several directions, reflected in today’s social dance scene.
Urban Kiz
Urban Kiz emerged in Paris in the early 2010s alongside more R&B-influenced music. Dancers use different distances, syncopation and contrasts between smooth and sharper movement to interpret the music. Influences include hiphop, tango and afrobeats.
Tarraxinha
Tarraxinha uses body isolations to express the music. Movements can be danced individually or led with a partner and appear within several Kizomba styles.
Your next step starts here
Choose a course above or contact us for help with your level. We are happy to help you feel at home on the dance floor.
