: Years later, after Valoy had become a successful musician, he wrote the song as a "complaint" or a musical letter to her, reflecting on that early sting of rejection.
: 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) . Cuco Valoy- juliana que mala eres
: Juliana was Cuco Valoy's first girlfriend in his hometown of Manoguayabo. : Years later, after Valoy had become a
The song (also known as "Juliana, qué mala eres"), released in 1979 by the Dominican legend Cuco Valoy , is based on a real person from his youth. : Years later