The History Of Quinceanera
Young girls in Mexico were considered marriage-ready at the age of 15. As a result, they underwent rites of passage that included parental speeches beseeching their adolescent daughters to become wise, upright women. Then, in the 1520s, the Spanish invaded modern-day Mexico and overthrew the Aztecs, bringing European influence to the indigenous people. As a result, the upper-class debutante aspects of Quinceanera most likely emerged.
The Quinceanera, as we know it today, celebrated by thousands of girls throughout Latin America and an estimated 525,000 Hispanic girls in the United States each year, did not become ingrained in the Hispanic cultural fabric until relatively recently. Prior to the 1960s, Quinceaneras were only for the upper classes. Quinceaneras have spread across all socioeconomic classes as a newfound expression of ethnic pride in both the United States and Latin America as more Latinos have immigrated to the United States and their communities have assimilated into American society. Quinceaneras have become a shared tradition throughout Latin America, including cordoned-off Cuba, in the same way that American rites and customs easily traverse state lines.As a result, these Sweet 15s have become a way to commemorate the past as well as celebrate the future.
Prepare For The big Day With Gorgeous Nails
If you are going to have a XV years party, then your nails, as well as your outfit, makeup and hairstyle, must look beautiful. As this is the most important day of a girl’s life, you cannot appear unprepared. You should dress up in a glamorous gown, put on a delicate tiara and paint your nails with sophisticated designs. There are many things you should be doing right now, not to mention preparing for the actual party.
If you are feeling overwhelmed by the list of things you need to do, we are here to help. Here are 35 spring nail trends that all Quinceaneras should try. We are confident that these nails will captivate everyone at your party.
