Which Mexican telenovela, first broadcast in 1987, was titled Quinceañera?

The Mexican telenovela first broadcast in 1987 was titled Quinceañera.

Produced by Televisa, the series centered on teenage characters and the social pressures surrounding adolescence, romance, family expectations, and preparation for a quinceañera. Its title connected the drama to a major coming-of-age tradition familiar to many viewers in Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America.

The telenovela starred Adela Noriega and Thalía, two performers who became major figures in Spanish-language television and popular culture. Their pairing helped make the series particularly memorable to audiences who followed Mexican melodramas during the late 1980s.

This program should not be confused with the 2006 independent film Quinceañera, which has a different cast, story, and production history. In Spanish-language media, the same title can refer to the celebration itself, the 1987 television series, or the later film, so identifying the format and year avoids a common mix-up.