"Farra" is a noun.
/fˈara/
"Farra" is a colloquial term commonly used in Spain, particularly in regions such as Gipuzkoa and Navarre, and also in South America, to describe a lively or extravagant party, typically characterized by excessive enjoyment, noise, and possibly debauchery. It can refer to gatherings where there is dancing, drinking, and a generally festive atmosphere. The term is more frequently used in oral speech than in written contexts, as it tends to convey an informal tone associated with social activities.
Original: Ayer tuvimos una farra increíble en casa de Juan.
Translation: Yesterday we had an incredible party at Juan's house.
Original: La farra duró toda la noche, y nos divertimos mucho.
Translation: The bash lasted all night, and we had a lot of fun.
Original: Estoy organizando una farra para mi cumpleaños, ¡están todos invitados!
Translation: I am organizing a blowout for my birthday; everyone is invited!
"Farra" is often part of various idiomatic expressions in colloquial Spanish that describe partying or engaging in lively activities.
Original: Después de la farra, todos estábamos cansados, pero felices.
Translation: After the party, we were all tired but happy.
Original: ¡Vamos a hacer una farra loca este fin de semana!
Translation: Let's throw a crazy bash this weekend!
Original: Le encanta la música y la farra, siempre está en todas las fiestas.
Translation: He loves music and partying; he is always at all the bashes.
Original: La farra de ayer fue tan divertida que todavía hablo de ella.
Translation: The party from yesterday was so much fun that I'm still talking about it.
The term "farra" likely has its roots in the Spanish and Basque cultures, where informal gatherings and festivities are an integral part of social life. Its exact etymology is not well documented but can be traced back to the informal language used in social settings.
Synonyms: - Fiesta (party) - Celebración (celebration) - Juerga (binge, revelry)
Antonyms: - Silencio (silence) - Tristeza (sadness) - Seriedad (seriousness)