It is an epentetic version of "descangallar" ("descoyuntar, spoil"), surely influenced by Galician or Portuguese escangalhar. See rested.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
In some regions of Spain, it means to disrupt, destroy, spoil, damage, decompose, disarm. Break , fractionate .
John Rene Plaut
ESCANGALLAR of Galician and Portuguese descangalhar . in Zamora, Spain: undo, uncoyuntar, desmadejar, destroy, break or spoil, in general a piece of furniture or an artifact, rest. In Asturian the spelling is DESCANGAYAR
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