A waltz is commonly performed by a quinceañera and her court of honor.
The dance is often rehearsed in advance and presented as a formal part of the reception. The quinceañera may dance with members of her court, family members, or both. The choreography can range from a traditional ballroom-style waltz to a modern routine that incorporates other musical styles.
The court of honor may include damas and chambelanes, who enter with the quinceañera or join her during the presentation. Music, clothing, and choreography vary widely, so there is no single song or dance routine shared by all quinceañeras.
A waltz is a common convention rather than a rule. Many contemporary celebrations add surprise dances, popular music, or choreographed group numbers. These newer elements coexist with older formal traditions.