What Spanish phrase names the symbolic “last doll” often presented at a quinceañera?

The Spanish phrase for the symbolic “last doll” often presented at a quinceañera is última muñeca.

The last doll represents the end of childhood and the honoree’s movement toward a more mature stage of life. In some celebrations, a parent or another relative presents the doll during the formal ceremony. The ritual is symbolic rather than a universal requirement.

The doll may be a family keepsake, a specially dressed figure, or a present selected to match the celebration. Some families instead use other objects or omit the ritual entirely. Quinceañera customs vary substantially across countries, generations, and religious communities.

Última muñeca should not be confused with the “last toy” idea as a literal rule. The symbolism concerns a transition in life stage, not a claim that the honoree may never own or play with a doll again.