When I first heard this song, it made me laugh. Because I am a religious person, I interpreted it as this:
The girl was very wicked, and thought nobody could be worst than her. When she went to Spain and saw people partying, she was in shock, because the Spaniard's wickedness surpassed her own. That's why she called Johnny and told him "Johnny, la gente está muy loca." in despair, probably asking him to come pick her.
When I first heard this song, it made me laugh. Because I am a religious person, I interpreted it as this: The girl was very wicked, and thought nobody could be worst than her. When she went to Spain and saw people partying, she was in shock, because the Spaniard's wickedness surpassed her own. That's why she called Johnny and told him "Johnny, la gente está muy loca." in despair, probably asking him to come pick her.