What Spanish word describes a male counterpart to a quinceañera celebration?

Quinceañero describes a male counterpart to a quinceañera celebration.

The word is the masculine form related to quinceañera and is used for a boy or young man celebrating his fifteenth birthday in communities that adapt the tradition for male celebrants. The practice is less standardized and less widespread in popular descriptions than the quinceañera tradition for girls.

Spanish nouns often use grammatical gender, which helps explain the difference between quinceañera and quinceañero. The distinction is linguistic as well as cultural: quinceañera is conventionally associated with the female celebrant, while quinceañero can identify a male celebrant.

There is no single worldwide program for a quinceañero. Families may retain formal clothing, a ceremony, a reception, music, and speeches, or create a simpler birthday celebration. Terms and customs can vary by country and by Spanish-speaking community.