


The Quinceañera, Quinceañero, or Quince años ("fifteen years" in English), in Latin American culture, is a coming of age ceremony held on a girl's fifteenth birthday. The term Quinceaños refers to the birthday of the celebrant, and the term Quinceañera refers to the celebrant herself. Like many other coming-of-age ceremonies, the Quinceaños is associated with the Quinceañera "becoming a lady."
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Nice!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting how different cultures specify different ages for 'becoming a lady.' I've heard of 'sweet sixteen' and our own debut is at 18.
ReplyDeleteYour first photo of her made me smile — still very much a child, don't you think? ;)
Love the huge old tree too.
Thanks TB!
ReplyDeleteHi Hilda - yes, straddling both worlds. Makes me smile too.
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