What does Usted VA muchacha mean in spanish?

Answer 1

Answer
You girl, you go (polite) --- Like, "It's your turn, girl", in a polite context. The use of the "ustedeo", as in this expression, is mainly found in South-American countries such as Colombia or Venezuela; thus everybody there is "usted / ustedes / tú", but most Spanish-speaking countries would use the forms tuteo / voseo: "Vas tú / vos, muchacha", meaning: it's your turn. For a better translation, a context must be given.

Comment
It looks like someone tried to literally translate the English expression "You go, girl" in to Spanish. As Answer 1 notes, this is not the meaning that the Spanish carries. If you want to impart the meaning of "You go, girl" in Spanish, what you should say is, "¡Adelante, chica!" / "¡Pa'lante, chica!" (Forward, girl, substandard usage) or "¡Enséñales, chica!" (You show them, girl). It is worth noting that this expression is not native to Spanish-speaking countries.