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- noun Plural form of
quinceanera .
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Examples
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That would boost the downtown shopping district, which is dotted with 99-cent stores, dusty windowfronts filled with gowns for first communions and "quinceaneras," or Latin sweet-16 parties, and signs advertising Western Union money transfers to Mexico.
Redneck's Revenge 2008
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That would boost the downtown shopping district, which is dotted with 99-cent stores, dusty windowfronts filled with gowns for first communions and "quinceaneras," or Latin sweet-16 parties, and signs advertising Western Union money transfers to Mexico.
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That would boost the downtown shopping district, which is dotted with 99-cent stores, dusty windowfronts filled with gowns for first communions and "quinceaneras," or Latin sweet-16 parties, and signs advertising Western Union money transfers to Mexico.
Redneck's Revenge 2008
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BENTONVILLE — An English as a Second Language teacher who gets so involved with students she attends their quinceaneras and other special events.
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Albarran says that in some parts of Mexico residents have a war raging around them, complete with grenades and cartel members setting up their own road blocks in the streets, yet the local media are reporting on weddings, quinceaneras and fender benders.
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A wedding party taking pictures at the Angel of Independence (we later learned that given the pink dress, this was more likely a quinceaneras party) --
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A wedding party taking pictures at the Angel of Independence we later learned that given the pink dress, this was more likely a quinceaneras party-
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Their girls are celebrating quinceaneras, the equivalent of "sweet 16" parties.
Brown Against Brown 2008
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This is a place where you can find a quinceaneras (ph) shop, a mango stand.
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The troupes are so popular, they're hired to dance at weddings, for quinceaneras, celebrations of the Virgin of Guadalupe, bachelorette parties and even rosary ceremonies for the dead.
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