What Spanish phrase describes the final doll traditionally presented to a quinceañera?

The Spanish phrase for the final doll traditionally presented to a quinceañera is La última muñeca.

The phrase translates as “the last doll.” In the symbolism of the celebration, the doll represents the celebrant’s childhood and is presented as she moves toward a more mature stage of life. The custom is especially associated with some Latin American and Hispanic traditions.

Practices vary widely. A family may give a doll, a keepsake, jewelry, or another meaningful gift instead. The doll is therefore a traditional symbol rather than a required part of every quinceañera.

This custom is sometimes confused with the changing of shoes or the presentation of a tiara. Those are separate rituals, although all three may appear in the same formal celebration.