* A type of mythical creature: Most commonly, "cuca" refers to a mythical creature in Spanish folklore, often described as a hairy, monstrous being that lives in caves and kidnaps children. It is similar to the boogeyman or the monster under the bed in other cultures.
* A nickname: "Cuca" can also be a nickname, often short for " Cucaracha" (cockroach), though this is considered derogatory.
* A brand name: There are some brands that use "Cuca" as part of their name, such as Cuca Wines from Spain.
To understand the meaning of "cuca" in a specific situation, you need to look at the context in which it's used.
For example:
* "La cuca se llevó a los niños." (The cuca took the children.) This refers to the mythical creature.
* "¡Cuca, ven aquí!" (Cuca, come here!) This could be a nickname.
* "Bebí un vino Cuca." (I drank a Cuca wine.) This refers to the brand.