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Countries that Celebrate Quinceanera

Countries that Celebrate Quinceanera: compare 10 countries on 2 metrics.

Celebrate Quinceanera

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ArgentinaYesCelebrations may be less formal than in some countries and guests are not always required to dress formally. A sidewalk congratulatory message is painted on the sidewalk of the house of the girl.
ColombiaYesThe celebration often begins with the arrival of guests, followed by the quinceañera entering with her Quince court.
CubaYesCelebrations may be more modest depending on the family’s resources; being part of the quince court is considered an honor.
Dominican RepublicYesCelebrations may be more modest depending on the family’s resources; being part of the quince court is considered an honor.
EcuadorYesKnown for the “Pink Party,” where the quinceañera traditionally wears a pink dress.
MexicoYesThe celebration often begins with a religious ceremony. Common traditions include the last quinceañera doll, changing shoes, a waltz, and a speech of gratitude.
ParaguayYesIn Uruguay, the banquet is traditionally served between the quince waltz and the choreography.
PeruYesA traditional element is a chamberlain accompanying the quinceañera and twelve marines forming a ceremonial sword arch that she passes beneath.
UruguayYesA congratulatory message is painted on the sidewalk outside the girl’s home.
VenezuelaYesThe celebration often begins with the arrival of guests, followed by the quinceañera entering with her Quince court.

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Where does this countries that celebrate quinceanera data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Quinceañera - Britannica; The Significance of Quinceañeras - Washington Parent; Quinceañera Traditions 101: How to Honor Family & Culture - Party Slate; How Different Countries’ Cultures Have Different Quince Traditions - Quinceanera.

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