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FAQ-Frequently Asked Questions

I’ve never danced before – what should I know?

That’s amazing! Trying something new is always exciting.
At Caliente, we offer classes for all levels – from absolute beginners (Level 1) to advanced, including styling and performance teams.

You’ll find lots of useful information right here on our website. And remember – you can always reach out to us via email or social media if you have questions.

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What language are the classes in?

We adapt to the students in each class. Most classes are held in English since we have many international students.

Our instructors speak English, Swedish, and Spanish, so feel free to speak with us in the language you're most comfortable with.

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Do I need a dance partner?

No partner needed.
We usually rotate partners during class so everyone gets to dance. However, if you prefer to stay with the same partner – that’s totally fine too.

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How long is one course semester?

Our regular courses run for 12 weeks per semester, with one class per week (1 hour).
Some other courses, such as kids' classes or instrument classes, may run for fewer weeks.

Please check the specific course information for full details.

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Can I try a class?

Absolutely.
You can try out all our classes for free during our Open House events.

If you miss Open House, you’re welcome to buy a drop-in class to try. If you decide to sign up afterward, we’ll deduct the drop-in price from your course fee.

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What should I wear?

Wear comfortable clothes you can move in – there’s no dress code.
We also recommend bringing a water bottle.

Tip: Check out our Caliente Shop for dance-friendly clothing and merch.

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How do I register?

 

Can I use my wellness allowance (Friskvårdsbidrag)?

Yes, you can – as long as you're registering for our regular classes.

 

Do I need a personal identity number (personnummer)?

No, we don’t require it.
However, some employers may ask for it if you're using Friskvårdsbidrag. Check with your company if needed.

 

Can I get a discount?

Yes.
The more you dance, the more you save. We offer:

  • Multi-class discounts

  • Partner and organization discounts

  • Loyalty rewards for merch and classes

See all available options under Discounts and Partners

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How does the Loyalty Program work?

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You get "caliente points" every time you register, sign up for a class, buy a ticket to a party, merch or invite a friend to sign up for a class, these points can be used to get discounts for Classes, Merch, Events and Parties. You can see how many caliente points you have when you "log in" and the click on " My Rewards", in this page you will be able to see your points and how you can use them. For more info click here.

 

How can I pay?

You can pay via several methods:

  • Online: Card, Klarna, PayPal

  • In class (first day): Swish, Card

  • Other: Epassi, Bruce

 

How do I know I’ve registered correctly?

You’ll receive a confirmation email right after registering.
A second email with class info will be sent 3–4 days before the start.
Still unsure? Message us on Instagram or email us directly.

 

Does social dancing/practice after class cost extra?

No – it’s free for all Caliente students.
For guests outside the school, it costs 60 SEK.

 

How often do you organize events?

We regularly host:

  • Socials

  • Parties

  • Bootcamps

  • Festivals

  • Outdoor dancing

Follow us on social media and check our Events Page to stay updated.

 

What is Salsa?

Salsa is a vibrant genre of music and dance rooted in Cuba and Puerto Rico.
It blends Afro-Cuban rhythms, jazz, and other Latin styles, using instruments like congas, bongos, timbales, and brass.

The dance itself is a partner dance, featuring fast, syncopated steps, turns, and close partner connection.
Salsa is popular worldwide – both socially and in performance/competition settings.

 

What is Bachata?

Bachata is a romantic music and dance style from the Dominican Republic.
Its music is guitar-driven with emotional themes, often about love and heartbreak.

The dance involves smooth hip movements and close partner connection.
Today, modern bachata blends traditional elements with urban and sensual influences, and it's danced all over the world.

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