What is the name of the formal dance group that traditionally accompanies a quinceañera?

The formal dance group that traditionally accompanies a quinceañera is called the court of honor.

The court consists of relatives, friends, or other selected participants who appear with the honoree during formal entrances, photographs, and choreographed dances. Its members may wear coordinated clothing, although modern families often choose less formal arrangements.

A court of honor is not identical to a wedding party, even though the two can look similar in photographs. The size and composition of the court vary widely. Some celebrations include both girls and boys, while others use a smaller group or dispense with a court entirely.