It's a colloquial way of calling a cross-eyed ("squinty, with one or both eyes averted"). Probably a festive form of tacking. See «a la virulé», verbos/viró, lo (pronoun) .
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
In the Colombian Pacific Coast means person with crossed eyes, squint, cross-eyed, bizcorneto, bisojo.
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