Viral Coffin Dancer Desires To Bury The Greatest Football Star Messi, Maradona, and Ronaldinho
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Recently, a video has become very popular on social media. In this video from the African nation of Ghana, some people wearing suit boots perform a dance with coffins to the music.
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It was started in 2007 by Benjamin Aido of Ghana. He started a company called Nana Otafriza Plubering and Waiting Services and thought that people should be happy and not sad when they leave their lives. Aido maintained the tradition of a burial with music and dance performances. Aido has also come into the spotlight after the video went viral on social media a few months ago.
Aido has shared his experiences during an interview with Foot Mercato. "People are crying less now than in the past. We think that people should not feel sad after leaving the world, but should celebrate the happiness of their lives. Some people still cry, but we want to make them laugh. Whatever has happened," he said.
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Aido, who is very interested in sports, is a supporter of Catalan clubs Barcelona and Chelsea. When asked which player he would like to bury, his answer was as follows.
"I wish the players a long life. But if we can attend the funeral of a player, I would like to attend the funeral of Ronaldinho. Then there are Maradona and Messi," said Aido.
"Ronaldinho has always been my favorite player. He would dance on the field, and I would respectfully bid him farewell with my dance," he added.
Although Aido is a supporter of Barcelona, he finds it difficult to exchange happiness with Luis Suarez. Suarez's trip to Ghana was halted after he blocked the ball in the goal line against Ghana in the 2010 World Cup quarterfinals.
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"I am divided on this issue. I feel bad sometimes. When I hear the name of Suarez, I am saddened," said Aido.
"It is because of Suarez that Ghana has not been able to reach the World Cup semi-finals. It was a sad time," said Aido.
"Suarez is a word that has a different meaning in Ghana. We understand Suarez as impossible. If someone wants something or wants to get somewhere and there is Suarez, understand that it cannot be successful," he added.
"No, we have not forgiven him. And remember, we're not going to forgive him," he said, "On that day he missed the penalty, many supporters went his house and insulted his family. Due to that, her mother's health was affected."
"Gyan’s mother has since told him never to take a penalty. That's why Gyan will never take a penalty again. Although for his 80-year-old mother, Gyan will no longer take penalties for Ghana."
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