What is the traditional quinceañera court’s main male escort commonly called in Spanish?

The traditional quinceañera court’s main male escort is commonly called the chambelán de honor.

A quinceañera court may include relatives and friends who accompany the honoree during the entrance, formal dances, photographs, and other parts of the celebration. The chambelán de honor is generally the principal male escort, while other male participants may be called chambelanes.

The exact structure is not universal. Some families choose a full court, some choose only a single escort, and others omit attendants entirely. The role therefore describes a common tradition rather than a mandatory part of every event.

The word chambelán can have different regional associations in Spanish-speaking countries, so local usage may vary. In quinceañera contexts, it is best understood as an attendant or escort connected with the honoree’s ceremonial presentation.