What is the traditional name for the male attendants in a quinceañera court?

The traditional name for male attendants in a quinceañera court is chambelanes.

A chambelán is a male member of the court accompanying the quinceañera. The plural form, chambelanes, is used when referring to several attendants. They may take part in the entrance, formal dances, and other planned portions of the reception.

The court is often modeled loosely on a formal escort tradition, with coordinated clothing and rehearsed choreography. In some celebrations, the attendants wear suits or tuxedos; in others, their clothing is more relaxed. There is no single worldwide rule for the number of chambelanes or their exact duties.

The term can vary by country and family. Some communities use English expressions such as escorts, while others use regional Spanish terms. Chambelanes are not the same as padrinos, who are sponsors or godparents connected with supporting the event or its symbolic items.