In Colombia go holidays, revelry, partying, pachanga, spree, go out to dance and drink. Have fun.
Manuel Penichet P
The expression quot; irse de farra quot; is used to mean the made of exit to have fun is with them friends, usually by them nights and them end of week. Farra is a word of Brazilian origin which means spree, boisterous party. Also it uses the expression quot; out of spree quot;
Maria Margarita Ojeda Gutiérrez
go from farra is incorrectly written and should write is as " fun, bunch, party " being its meaning: Farra fem. sing. Exit Festival, entertainment or party very lively, especially if it is rampant or licentious.
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