pachanga
/pəˈtʃaŋɡə/noun
A type of Latin-American dance of Cuban origin, containing elements of the conga and merengue and other originally African characteristics; (a piece of) music for this dance or in its rhythm, performed by a charanga band.
Origin
1950s. FromAmerican Spanish pachanga, of uncertain origin.
- recordership
- record holder
- record-holding
- record hop
- recording
- recording amplifier
- recording angel
- recording artist
- recording channel
- recording contract
- recording deal
- failed state
- failing
- faille
- failover
- fail-safe
- failure
- fain
- faint
- faint heart
- faint-hearted
- faint-heartedly
- faint-heartedness
- faint heart never won fair lady
- fainting fit