Adopted Into My First Quinceañera 

The Ecuadorian guy was peak self deprecating humor, positive energy all around and that's the environment that makes me feel like I'm hanging with family not strangers.

You haven’t been to a real quinceañera till you go to a Mexican one, as a musician we play at them all the time and it’s quite a unique experience every time!! 😂😂

Back in the day of the Aztec Indians, when a girl turned 15 she would be considered ready for marriage. This celebration of age turned to more of a celebratory event for a young girl turning into a woman. Originating in Mexico, quinceaneras are now celebrated and practiced all over the world but are in fact a MEXICAN TRADITION. 💯

I’m Native American and I can’t wait for you to experience our culture!!!! Welcome!!!

I am Mexican-American and you haven't experienced a Quince until you experience a Mexican Quince. In Los Angeles I have attended a variety of Quince's from various Hispanic/Latino backgrounds. While all Quince's are done similar they are all done differently as well. Yet, this video did capture what we do share in common. The Hispanic/Latino/Chicano community are all about family and friends becoming family. This part is very true about our cultures for sure.

Being an Indian and watching different culture's videos on RU-vid is a whole different experience.... I really like to know about different cultures. I already knew what quinceñera is but watching this particular video felt like I was living in that moment... Like I was a part of that special day. It's a beautiful video, thank you Markian and Afomia for this amazing video it's absolutely wonderful.👏🏻👏🏻 Kudos to smile squad 👏🏻

What a nice job you are doing Markian, teaching us so much about different cultures and igniting respect to different cultures in hearts of many. 🌟

You gotta vist a Mexican quinceañera.

Go to a Mexican quince and you’ll be blown away 😭

i lowkey got emotional watching this cus i couldn’t have my quince since covid started lol. she’s very lucky that her family is supportive and gave her a party.

Love the energy this family has. It is an amazing bond that surpasses culture and generations. Thank you for sharing.

"This is carbs" points to himself and then "This is no carbs" points to Markian 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 best part of the video.

I absolutely love this video!!! First video I see from your channel I just happen to stumble upon. I am Cuban American-very proud of that-and this made me even more proud to see. Thank you and thank you to this wonderful family! And yes this is exactly how it was for me growing up in Miami as a Latino.

I’ve loved all the families but I think this one might be my favorite so far! Really looking forward to the Native American family, their culture is so beautiful.

I always thought quinceañeras were a Mexican tradition.. at least it was back in 90s. Other latin Americans I came across wouldn't celebrate it

This made me tear up, i don't have what this family has, unity and love.. My family is toxic and distant, I'm only close to one cousin, Christmas's, New Years and Birthdays are so lonely it hurts. I wish i was so affectionate toward my family but i was raised in a family where we don't show emotion not even an "i love you" daily. We're Salvadoran and i've always wanted to have all of my relatives in one place to just bond and get to know them, sadly it's like i've never met the whole family and i don't think i ever will. One reason why is bc my mom is Christian and we can't party like most hispanic with drinks and music, my mom doesn't allow it, which is why i think that's why our family never visits for holidays. But at the same time, we are family why should it matter if we're christian? which is why i'm starting to resent the family members who don't visit anymore, i feel like i'm the only one thinking of them and wanting to see them when they probably don't even remember me and have way more fun with other families. Please ALWAYS say "I love you" to your loved ones, doesnt have to be family either, ALWAYS have gatherings so those happy memories keep growing and you can chat w them the next meeting, because some people don't have that.

I'm brazilian and its nice to know that other latinos countries party the same and different at the same time, how she said its a lot latin cultures! In Brazil we also party 15, but the songs probally will be so diferent from this video, like none song in spanish

I've been on RU-vid since 2007 and I've never felt a video hit so hard to home as an American-Latino as this video. Thank you so much.

Hey I’m from Texas and all I got to say is a quince here and in Florida is way different you should try to come to one in Texas it is way funner and a lot more crazy especially the one in el ranchos de Los quinceaneras and a lot more dancing

i hope you get the chance to attend a Mexican quinceañera, im Mexican american, both of my parents are mexican I was just born here. I live in a border town so I’ve been to a lot of quinceañeras 😭 i even had my own :) they’re so fun and my fav part of them is probably dancing to payaso de rodeo, im waiting all night for that song to play so i can run to the dance floor and dance to it

Great video! But it seems like the family is not Cuban American. The mom said she was Colombian, Puerto Ricans and her grandparents were Cuban and the father seems to be from somewhere besides Cuba. Great representation of Hispanic culture in Miami. Miami is unlike the rest of the US.

Need a 🇲🇽 quinceañera 😁 experience 🎉

Aloha Markian 👋 I am so jealous...wishing I was there🌴 I'm so grateful to have found your video and seeing all the cool things you got to see and experience. Mahalo for bringing me along, I really enjoyed your visit to the big island 😍💯👏

As I am also a Latin American (Portugal) I think being American means being able to connect with people from other cultures because for so long it was just seperated countries and now that we are blended together it’s so special❤️❤️ I love your videos Markian keep up the great work!💓💗

5:19 "I am rolling it back for you." XD

The difference in every latin quince is awesome

Quinceañeras are so fun.

Oh Jesus the moment the mom said that she didn’t have a 15th birthday and she wanted her daughter to have the best 15th birthday. I felt that in the heart.

Wow !! What teenage girl wouldn’t absolutely love this !!! So cool ! And definitely what Miami is all about !!! ( from Tampa) it was cool to see Markisan letting loose and having genuine fun !!!

Thank for showing this amazing side of the hispanic community. MIAMI is one of the best places on earth so diverse and vibrant energy

attend a traditional mexican quinceanera so you guys can experience those too

That being said watching, this was definitely nice. I agree with some RU-vidrs when they say that like it’s very much like watching, and being a part of the beautiful tradition!

Its so weird seeing someone be so surprised by something I grew up knowing all about

I hope he goes to a mexican quinceañera one day.

cuban's really do know how to party and very welcoming

Moms so beautiful and dad is such a awesome man really happy family makes me happy thank you guys for sharing this

I wish it would have been done with a Mexican family as this is Mexican tradition

I am Mexican and I been to so many Quinceañeras and I don’t know if it’s just me but does every quinceañera have those exact same chairs😅❤

A Puerto Rican quinceañera is a Luther different too. There's the changing if the slipper to heels by dad thats is very emotional as it means your little girl is changing into a young lady.

It's now a Latino hispanic culture but it's truly originated Mexican descent and celebrated more by Mexican natives.

Soy Mexicano, y siempre voy a quinceañeras todos los años

omg i love that old man in the bakery!! he’s so funny!

Her quinceanera was beautiful 👑

Love this series ♥️🤗

What a fun video. Love it! 🤩

What a poise , elegant, beautiful Latin family 🙏🏼 God bless❤

I think this Cuban/ mixed equadorian/ Puerto ciran family dis a great job. Me being Haitina American, I used to live in Miami.and have family in other parts of Orlando. Some married to Haitians, others PR, Belize, filapina, black American. We all come to this land and we marry who we love and still respect each other cultures making a variation. It is amazing.

Idk why but this brought tears to my eyes ♥️♥️ so beautiful

I love how they recognize how fortunate they are to live in the United States. They recognize the opportunities, privileges, and freedom to chase after your dreams. No one's stopping them.

Quinceañeras are so nostalgic every Mexican has gone to at least one quinceañera

You should come back to Miami & try an Bahamian, Haitian, Jamaican or African American family from MIAMI ! Please do a black family down here cause it’s kinda different

Great video they seem like a lovely family

Loved Wilson and dad, such great vibes 😊

This a sweet 16 not a quinceñera. But still a fire sweet 16 they went all out!

Watching this video back reminds me of my experience at my friend's quinceanera. I was her chambala and she was the quince and it was one of the best experiences in my life, this was back in September 2023 and man i do miss it. I remember i also carried her in the waltz and it was such an experience. I wish i could go to one again.

i Loved this episode, love this cuban family

Warm wonderful people. A great experience so glad you got to do this.

Wilson ia like the uncle we all wanted. 🤣😂

Go to a Dominican Quince!✨❤️🇩🇴

wilson was my favorite, a literal bundle of joy like a teddy bear 😂😂 reminds me of my tio awee

I new this was going to be a fun one when the guy went "WWIILLSSOONNNNNN"

she looked like a princess

They are so fun and I love it!

First view, like and comment! Love the content!

I definitely think you should go to a Mexican quinceañera!!! Its a bit different

Most underrated RU-vidr and one of the best

Yo quince are always awesome

I hope you get to experience a Mexican one too. I’m half Mexican and half Cuban. I’ve been to both but I prefer Mexican ones.

Mama was soooooo fine!!!! She's should have her own 2nd quinceñera

Soo excited for my quince!!

I actually don’t know why I got sentimental watching this. She’s looks like a queen ! As long as the next generation gets to go through this beautiful Culture, I am oddly happy. She looks like a queen. Like a magnificent queen dear, I see a magnificent, graceful and elegant queen. To an extent I kind of feel bad vibes because I felt like a little princess on my eighth birthday. Granted it is a celebration that you’ve got to live to be eight years old because unfortunately, that part of India with that small community. That particular type of people didn’t have that luxury because of mosquito borne illnesses. But I feel what she feels, but I felt that way earlier in my life. You girl slay like a queen!

Haha,,, you used my daughter's quince picture in your episode... the girl with the red dress at 2:20, thanks for the love!!

A quinceañera originated from Mexico, and typically involves a mass to; however it is celebrated in Latinos all over . But Mexican quincenas are lit because we have traditional music and custom’s

the fist 5-6 minutes hilarious omg

Love this!!!

Loved the video ! You misspelled colombia 🇨🇴

Ohhh que linda familia, beautiful family and video 👏

can't wait till mine

grandpa eatin them dance moves up ong frfr

What awesome men there shows what great guys

This is an amazing family.

Mi gente ❤️❤️

🔥🔥🔥 Best family around!!!

4:01 orange shirt is like every other cool uncle😂

oscar was hammered and I LOVE IT

and in my country at 15 we prepare ourselves for our first largest board exam to enroll ourselves into the best college.....so this event is a cultural shock for me...

Great family... fantastic video !

Great video great experience but what happened to the religious tradition of a quince? Or is it just a mecican tradition? Having a church service, families have just skipped that and go straight to the party.

How else thinks that the guy in the orange shirt should have his own comedy show?

Also, to the girl who had some falling through with her 15th birthday that stuff was so long ago just live your best life in Manhattan New York or wherever you are a girl!

you should do a Caribbean family

The mom is... damn! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Bro its so true so many Hispanic people that have a recent history of immigration are so much more proud to live in America than a lot of natural born Americans! We take so much for granted, but I will never take for granted the struggles my parents and my family went through to live in this country! 🇺🇸🇲🇽

The mom can get it sheeeesh 🔥

Bro I turned 16 in April I look nothing like her. How does she look so good. All I did was go to Paris cuz we live in Spain so it wasn't that far.

How Latin Americans do it up: weapaaaaa How Irish Americans do it up in Ohio: 🍑🍺

man my broke as family managed to throw my sister a 30k party so I cant imagine how much this was.

Absolutely beautiful.

this one reminded me of my family

I have never been to a coming of age party in this style. Almost got invited when I was 15 years old but that end up falling through and I was not happy I wasn’t the only person invite in the whole thing but it’s been like 10+ years, I’ve seen two sweet 16 in my life and they haven’t even held a candle flame compared to this. I don’t know if this is just a tradition with my family. But I had a sweet eighth birthday. All my extended family came and I was in this orange gingham dress. Again, I don’t know if this is a thing unique to Bengali people or just my family so to an extent I sort of relate but I still want to go to one of these. Praying to God one day I’ll get to attend one of these they look like so much fun, and yes my trip to Paris France was fun because I substituted that for the high school drama that comes with it came with sweet 16s and 15 birthday party. But that still doesn’t mean I don’t want to experience this beautiful culture.