In a quinceañera court, what Spanish term usually names the male attendants?

In a quinceañera court, the Spanish term that usually names the male attendants is chambelanes.

Chambelanes are escorts or attendants who may accompany the honoree during the formal presentation and choreographed dances. The word is related to the Spanish term chambelán, historically meaning a chamberlain or court official. In the quinceañera setting, it describes a ceremonial role rather than a government office.

The court may also include damas, who are female attendants. Some families choose a mixed-gender group, a smaller group, or no court at all. The number of attendants and their clothing are determined by local tradition and family preference.

Chambelanes are sometimes called escorts or escorts of honor in English. They should not be confused with padrinos, who are sponsors or supportive adults, or mariachis, who are musicians.