According to interviews with Valoy, the story behind the lyrics is as follows:
: As Valoy tells it, he loved her deeply, but the relationship ended in heartbreak. The "badness" mentioned in the chorus ("Juliana, qué mala eres") refers to her leaving him for another man who supposedly had more money or a better social standing at the time.
: Juliana was Cuco Valoy's first girlfriend in his hometown of Manoguayabo.
: While originally a salsa hit for Valoy's orchestra, Los Virtuosos , the song gained massive international fame again in the 1990s when it was covered by the group DLG (Dark Latin Groove) .
According to interviews with Valoy, the story behind the lyrics is as follows:
: As Valoy tells it, he loved her deeply, but the relationship ended in heartbreak. The "badness" mentioned in the chorus ("Juliana, qué mala eres") refers to her leaving him for another man who supposedly had more money or a better social standing at the time. Cuco Valoy- juliana que mala eres
: Juliana was Cuco Valoy's first girlfriend in his hometown of Manoguayabo. According to interviews with Valoy, the story behind
: While originally a salsa hit for Valoy's orchestra, Los Virtuosos , the song gained massive international fame again in the 1990s when it was covered by the group DLG (Dark Latin Groove) . According to interviews with Valoy