Juliana O'Neal was born on June 28, 1988, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. She was raised by her parents, Rafaelina Antonia O'Neal Guerrero and José Miguel Brito. She attended the Catholic school Cristo De Los Milagros where she developed a love for music and performing.
Juliana's music career began at a young age when she met producer Henry Medrano at just 17 years old. It was this meeting that jumpstarted her career in the music industry. In 2006, she gained fame as a breakout merengue star with the release of her hit song "Antes Muerta Que Sencilla." Her success continued with tracks like "Estupido," "Pobre Perro," and "Rabia."
In 2017, Juliana faced a personal battle when she underwent surgery for thyroid cancer. Despite this setback, she remained strong and resilient, using her music as a source of healing and inspiration.
Juliana has had the opportunity to collaborate with other talented artists in the industry. One notable collaboration was with Milly Quezada on the song "Corazon De Goma." Her unique sound and powerful voice have earned her recognition and respect among her peers in the music world.
Juliana O'Neal has left a lasting impact on the music industry with her soulful vocals and catchy tunes. Her ability to connect with audiences through her music has solidified her place as one of the most talented artists in the World Music genre. Despite facing personal challenges, Juliana continues to shine brightly in the music world, inspiring fans with her resilience and passion for her craft.