Patrons thrilled at the 2017 Kiz-Infinity Masquerade Ball

The 2017 Kiz-Infinity Masquerade Ball took off on October 27th at the La Casarere Hotel, the event saw lots of patrons come together to showcase their dance moves and witness exciting performances.

The evening was filled with fun and laughter as lovers of Kizomba showed up to unwind after a long week of activities in their beautiful dresses and tuxedos with mask on their faces.

Kizomba a popular genre of dance originated from Angola has become a popular social dance in Ghana with its lovers both experienced and novices participating in the dance.

Lovers of Kizomba some of who are mostly corporate executives turned up at the hearing of the romantic music.

Dancing to the tune of both African and foreign music, participants told www.ghanaweb.com that dancing kizomba enables one to be stress free and it’s another way of exercising as well as a form of networking.

Speaking to the Organizer of Kiz-Infinity Samuel Adjeytey Sowah, he indicated that following the stress people go through during the week, the event was organised for them to relax.

‘’People work from Monday to Friday, and we are looking for a way whereby apart from the stress people face in Accra, you could actually want to relax on a Friday, so this event is just one of the many events we do organize and for people who work, for people who are actually stressed out to just come and wind up and relax before they enter into the weekend.’’

Andrew Cyril Brown, co- partner at Kiz Infinity added that Kizomba is good for weight loss and makes one stress free.

‘’Kizomba is a way to hang out in the cooperate lifestyle, if you’re someone who doesn’t like the hard lifestyle you want a way to hang out but in a very classy way Kizomba is the choice for you; Kizomba is good for weight loss especially’’, he said.