"munecas" in an invitation
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We received an invitation to a friend's daughter's birthday celebration. It lists the names of people and their respective roles, i.e. Pastel: Juan y Alicia (the cake), etc. But it says Munecas: Zujey y Ailynee. what is muneca in this context? Unless it means they made/decorated the dolls? Are there dolls at a girl's 15th birthday party? I thought it was called a quinceta but I can't find that word here either!
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updated Apr 17, 2014
posted by ViudaNegra
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¡Hola!, ViudaNegra:
I think the correct term is "Quinceanera". If you do an internet search using the search term "Muñeca de quinceanera" you will find some videaos, like this one ----> Waltz of the Last Doll that will show a doll (muñeca) in use at the celebration.
updated Apr 17, 2014
posted by Moe
Gracias Moe! - ViudaNegra, Apr 17, 2014
I just watched the video...thank you so much...explained it perfectly and now I have a little idea of what to expect as well! - ViudaNegra, Apr 17, 2014
