What Spanish term commonly describes the boys who escort a quinceañera?

Chambelanes commonly describes the boys who escort a quinceañera.

A chambelán is traditionally a male escort or attendant in the court of honor. The plural form, chambelanes, is used when several boys participate. They may accompany the quinceañera during the entrance, formal presentation, photographs, and choreographed dance.

The court can also include damas, or female attendants. The number and composition are not universal: families may choose relatives, friends, or a smaller group, and modern celebrations often adapt the traditional arrangement.

Mariachis are musicians, not attendants. Padrinos are sponsors or godparents who may help support the celebration, while mayordomos are people associated with organizing or sponsoring certain religious or community observances. These roles can overlap socially, but their names do not identify the boys in the court.