One common cultural practice in Latino culture is the celebration of Quinceañera. It is a special coming-of-age celebration held for girls when they turn 15 years old. This tradition is often marked by a religious ceremony, followed by a party with family and friends. The Quinceañera is seen as a significant milestone in a young girl's life and is celebrated with elaborate dresses, music, dancing, and a special father-daughter dance called the "Vals."
