It’s called a Quinceañera – it’s a sort of ‘coming-of-age’ celebration. If you’re writing a card for her, ‘Feliz Quinceañera’ would be enough. You could also use some of these: Congratulations on your coming of age/Felicitaciones por tu venida de edad.

What does happy Quince mean?

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.

How is a quinceanera different from a birthday?

Obviously, the biggest one is age – a quinceanera is a celebration for a girl who is turning 15, while a sweet 16 party is simply a huge birthday bash for a young lady turning 16.

How do you say happy in a quinceañera?

“Feliz Cumpleaños! Your quince is such a blessed day, make sure to take this moment and thank God for your wonderful fifteen years of life!” “Blessed and happy to have you in my life, Amiga! You deserve the best quince!”

What do you say when someone turns 15?

May this special birthday give you more wisdom and knowledge! I hope that one day you will become a great [man/woman/person].

Happy birthday to a very special growing kid!
You’re adventurous, smart, and fun. Happy 15th birthday, buddy! I wish nothing but a wonderful and a bright future for you.

Did Sweet 16 come from quinceañera?

This religious or church ceremony has its origins in the Quinceañera style, but since there are many American-born Hispanic people, many choose to blend a sweet sixteen American style with their Quinceañera tradition.

What does a Chambelan de honor do?

The Role of the Chambelan

One chambelan has the special privilege of being the chambelan de honor (escort of honor.) Along with the typical chambelan duties—such as attending rehearsals and taking part in the night’s special dances—this chambelan will be the quinceañera’s personal escort throughout the evening.

What is the quinceañera girl called?

The girls of the quinceanera court are called “damas,” while the boys are called “chambelanes”. The damas and chambelanes will be with the quinceanera throughout the day and are usually with her until all her other guests leave.

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