Who is the main Chambelan in a Quinceanera?

Who is the main Chambelan in a Quinceanera?

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One of the most important elements of a Quinceanera is the Corte de Honor. Traditionally made up of 14 girls—damas—and 14 boys—chambelanes—these young people are usually the Quinceanera’s friends or family and will perform a waltz during the celebration.

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chambelán [el ~] noun.

Quinceañera, (Spanish: “15 years [feminine form]”) also called quinceaños or quince años or simply quince, the celebration of a girl’s 15th birthday, marking her passage from girlhood to womanhood; the term is also used for the celebrant herself.

Traditionally, the Courts de Honor consists of fourteen couples, plus the birthday girl and her escort. However, many modern day quinces are choosing less, such as seven Damas accompanied by seven Chambelanes, and no escort, or Man of Honor, beside the quinceañera, making her the fifteenth member of the court.

A close guy friend can be a great choice as your chambelan because you know you’re going to have fun with him regardless of how everything goes. You can guarantee that there will not be any awkward tension and you can dance, be goofy, and not feel like you have to pretend to be someone else.

Generally, the main chambelan is someone very close to the Quinceanera either a brother, cousin or relative. It can also be the case that he is her best friend from childhood, school or a neighbor.