"cumbancha" meaning in Spanish

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        "3": "kúmba",
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        "5": "to be boisterous, make noise"
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      "expansion": "Kongo kúmba (“to be boisterous, make noise”)",
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  "etymology_text": "From cumbé (“Afro-Caribbean dance”), from an African language, possibly Kongo kúmba (“to be boisterous, make noise”).",
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          "ref": "2015 December 29, “Lechón asado, música y cubos de agua… mosaico de tradiciones › Cuba › Granma - Órgano oficial del PCC”, in Granma",
          "text": "No en vano el dúo musical Buena Fe lo ha descrito como mamífero nacional, gracias a su presencia casi invariable en cuanta cumbancha ocurra y plato representativo, además, de nuestra gastronomía.",
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        "merrymaking, fiesta"
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          "fiesta"
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          "text": "No en vano el dúo musical Buena Fe lo ha descrito como mamífero nacional, gracias a su presencia casi invariable en cuanta cumbancha ocurra y plato representativo, además, de nuestra gastronomía.",
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