In a quinceanera does the father daughter dance go before or after court dance?

In a traditional quinceanera, the court dance ( also known as the vals) typically precedes the father-daughter dance. The court dance involves the quinceanera and her chambelanes ( male escorts) performing a choreographed dance. They normally form a waltz although depending on the countries it can be performed differently. Following the court dance, the quinceanera shares a special moment with her father in the father-daughter dance. This dance represents the transition of the quinceanera from childhood to womanhood, as she shares this significant moment with her father. The order of dances can vary depending on regional customs and personal preferences, but in most cases, the court dance comes first, followed by the father-daughter dance.