Latvian cellist Valters Pūce and his girlfriend Alise Broka, who are both members of the band "Dagamba," spent two weeks in Tanzania where they engaged in a playful mock proposal. According to the magazine "Privātā Dzīve," local residents helped them by crafting rings from leaves and presenting them to the couple. Valters took the opportunity to playfully propose to Alise using the leaf ring while on one knee.

They further engaged in a local community celebration where symbolic crowns were placed on their heads, representing that they were seen as a married couple. Valters humorously mentioned that they are now telling everyone back in Latvia that they got married in the jungles of Zanzibar. The couple has been together for four years and has spent that time performing music together in their band, deepening their bond through their shared passion.

This playful act resonates with the spirit of adventure and cultural engagement, highlighting the couple's light-hearted approach to their relationship while celebrating local customs during their travels. The story reflects a mix of joy and humor, showcasing how tourism and cultural exchange can lead to memorable experiences that are cherished in personal narratives.