What is the traditional name for a quinceañera’s final doll?

The traditional name for a quinceañera’s final doll is última muñeca.

Última muñeca means “last doll” in Spanish. In one quinceañera custom, the celebrant receives or handles a doll as a symbol of leaving childhood behind. The ritual presents the doll as the last childhood toy before the young woman enters a new stage of life.

The exact presentation varies. A parent or another important family member may give the doll, and some families include a speech, a photograph, or a ceremonial handoff. Not every quinceañera includes this practice, and modern celebrations often replace it with other meaningful gifts.

The última muñeca is easily confused with the changing-shoes ceremony or the presentation of a tiara. Those are separate symbolic customs. A quinceañera may include all of them, only some of them, or none, depending on the family’s traditions and preferences.