1. The authority responsible for organizing Champería, an eight-day water festival celebrated each October in the agrarian community of San Pedro de Casta.
2. Going by the pronunciation, this may instead be transcribed as "jugando r'cubre"
or as "jugador cubre" (player, cover [your breath]).
3. "Catch your breath" or "recover your vigor."
4. A genre of ritual water song from San Pedro de Casta. Sometimes spelled hualina, the term derives from warina, a reference to the ancient Wari civilization that built Casta's irrigation system.