Quinceañero is the usual age-based name for a male counterpart to a quinceañera.
The Spanish masculine form, quinceañero, refers to a boy celebrating his fifteenth birthday in a comparable tradition. The feminine form, quinceañera, is much more widely recognized and is the name most often used for the broader custom. English-language descriptions may also use “male quinceañera,” although quinceañero is the more specific Spanish term.
The practice is not equally common everywhere. In many communities, the elaborate fifteenth-birthday celebration is especially associated with girls, while families may adapt it for boys according to local preferences. A quinceañero celebration can include family, music, formal clothing, a reception, or religious elements, but there is no single required format. Terminology and customs vary by country, language, and generation.