A male attendant in a quinceañera court is traditionally called a chambelán.
Chambelán is a Spanish term often translated as chamberlain or escort. In the celebration, a chambelán may accompany the quinceañera during formal presentations, planned dances, photographs, and other ceremonial moments.
The role should not be confused with quinceañero, which identifies the boy being honored in a male version of the tradition. Likewise, dama refers to a female attendant, while padrino generally describes a sponsor or godparent role.
The organization of a court differs across countries and families. Some celebrations feature matching formal outfits and rehearsed routines; others use informal attendants or no court at all.