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va a tocar

is going to touch

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phrase Uncommon #19,042
is going to touch Depending on context, tocar can also mean to play music, make landfall, or be your turn / what you get.
SP: Creo que mañana va a tocar lluvia.
EN: I think it's going to rain tomorrow.

He oído que Father Dip va a tocar blues.

I heard that Father Dip is going to play the blues.

— Chicago (2002)

Connolly va a tocar.

Connolly is going to play.

— Whiplash (2014)

Y la va a tocar así.

And he's going to play it like this.

— La doncella (2016)

El huracán cambió y va a tocar tierra pronto.

The hurricane has changed and is going to make landfall soon.

Nunca sabes lo que te va a tocar.

You never know what you're going to get.

Nunca sabes qué te va a tocar.

You never know what you're going to get.

Él no va a tocar mi parte.

He's not going to touch my part.

— Whiplash (2014)

Al volver, el mocoso va a tocar.

When he gets back, the brat is going to play.

— Whiplash (2014)

Tu nunca sabes lo que te va a tocar.

You never know what you're going to get.