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STAY IN SCHOOL

pursuityourgoals

knowwhen to say

"NO"

recycle

HUGYOURSELF

GODBLESS U

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NATIONAL

Hola, mi nombre es Aarón Franco el nuevo director de Quinceañera Magazine Utah, antes que nada quiero darle las gracias a toda esa gente linda que creyó en nosotros sin haber tenido ninguna referencia nuestra, y esta es una muestra que la unión y la confianza traen cosas muy buenas como esta; nuestra primera edición se la dedico con todo mi amor a Natasha y Aisha mis dos hijas,que son las que mantienen este motor andando, ¡Para que nunca dejen de soñar!

A nuestros anunciantes, Quinceañera Magazine es una publicación Hispana de alta calidad unica en su género, y una herramienta muy efectiva para todos los patrocinadores que les gustaria llevar sus negocios a otro nivel.

A nuestras princesas, Quinceañera Magazine esta hecha pensando en ti, es tu espacio y tu guia para la organización de tu evento así como tu inspiración para lograr tus metas en tu vida...disfrútala, ¡Es para ti!

Y por último, gracias a todos aquellos que directa o indirectamente fueron parte de este proceso Alberto, Rafa muchisimas gracias por su confianza. Sandra, Rudy sin su apoyo esto no seria posible, a Elizabeth por ser mi pilar y mi cómplice; a Dios por esta oportunidad de volver a vivir y conocer gente con un gran corazón.

Sé felíz, lee mucho, ama a Dios, respeta a tus padres. Aarón Franco Director Regional Quinceañera Magazine

NUESTRA BELLA CHICAPORTADA

STAFFAaron FrancoPublisher

Elizabeth MaldonadoC0-Publisher

Sandra LopezTraffic coordination

Rodolfo Flores Jr. Graphic Design

Danna RamírezWriter

Photographers:Vegas Productions

MD Photography

DIEZ Photography

Lucy Ayala

Carta del Publisher

2011© Quinceañera Magazine®. Is a semestral publication. All materials are copyright protected. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the express written consent of the publisher. Quinceañera Magazine® does not asume responsibility for the content of the advertising.

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NATIONAL DIRECTORRafael Aguayo

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Fotografía de Portada: Vegas ProductionsVestido: Bella SeráMake Up: Gina LeónHair: Arlene Tuia

Hi my name is Lucia Ayala, I am 16 years old and I was born in Anaheim, Ca. I attend to Salt Lake Center of Science Education. I feel truly blessed to be given the opportunity of being presented in the cover of this magazine. this experience has been un like any other surpassing any expectations I could have had. I am truly proud to be part of the cover girl family. I admit it was more then I expected I the beginning I was off to a rough start but with the help of the cover girl team I began to improve I grow closer to not only those who were instructing me but those who I would soon be competing against the instructor was unlike any other I have worked with before she knew exactly what to sa to me to recive the best results she gave me a new believe inn what I could achieve I used that new believe in myself to win the cover girl quinceañera completion it is true due to the fact that the instructor was so well that I became to believe that I wasn’t much of an obstacle for the others. Although I thought I wouldn’t be winning I was glad to be there knowing that even if I did not place I would be gaining this experience and improving myself . At a young age my father had past away everyday was a struggle but with the help of my mother, family and a couple friends I have become a better person that what had been expected. I thank them for their love and support. I would also like to thank the readers of cover girl for taking the time of reading what I have written. Mom I want to give you special thanks , I love you so much thank you for everything you have done with out you nothing that I have achieved would be possible . Lucy.

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INVITACIONESContrata al mejor y pidele

sugerencias

THINK OF A

NUMBER

presupuesto¿con cuánto cuentas para tu fiesta?

NO OLVIDES, tu

familia es lo más

importante

Lista deinvitados

ZAPATOS Y

ACCESORIOSNO LO DEJES para ultimo minuto

¡confirma!

Haz una lista general de

servicios y checa que todo

este listo

IN

ICIO

PASO A PASO…

Organiza t

us 15

IGLESIAAparta tu fecha

salonde fiestasResrva con tiempo para

que no te ganen la fecha

padrinosBusca apoyo y avísales

con tiempo

¡RELAX!Date un tiempo para

pensar que todo estará bien.

Después de todo tu eres la estrella

de este evento!

How many

people are you

planning to

invite?

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INVITACIONESContrata al mejor y pidele

sugerencias

fotografia

y videoContrata al mejor y pidele

sugerencias

damasHow many? Who?

Party time!!

Banquete

Pregunta por una opcion

que te permita agregar mas

invitados por si lo necesitas

RECUERDOSCompra y pide ayuda para

hacer los recuerdos

que se dan en la Iglesia

y la Recepción

musicaDJ? Musica en vivo? Banda?

vestido

Busca el modelo que más te

favorezca y guste

pastelMmmm… de tres leches..?

Con frutas..? Chocolate..?

ESCOJE TU FAVORITO

MAQUILLISTAPídele sugerencias y

asegúrate que

escogen lo mejor para ti

Flores y

decoraciones

Photo by: PhotoBella

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Studies show that people who graduate from high school earn a lot more money over their life time than those who do not. I wouldn’t even think of not completing school in today’s society. You hardly have a chance of making it. Quitting school early is like throwing more than $200,000 down the drain. And that is just to start. Instead, I encourage you to keep going. The next seven years of your life will determine the quality of life for the rest of your life. (And perhaps, your children’s life too).

1. More choices! Ahighschooldiplomaisyourfirststeptowardchoosingyourownfuture.2. More opportunity! Themoredegreesyouhave–fromhigh-schooltocollegeandbeyond–the moreopportunityyou’llhave.3. More friends! Schooliswhereyourfriendsareandwherethefunis.Findfriendswhoshare yourinterests.4. More money! Onaverage,peoplewithhighschooldiplomasearnabout$9,200peryear moreayearthandropouts.Overa30-yearcareer,that’s$276,000more!5. More fun! Schoolisn’tjustabout,well…school.Therearelotsofopportunitiestotakepart insports,clubsandotheractivities.6. More time! Dropoutsoftenhavetogetmorethanonejobtomakeendsmeet.Whohas timeforthat?7. More to see and do! Droppingoutisagoodwaytogetstuckwhereyouare–forlife.Ifyouwantto getoutandseetheworld,getahighschooldiploma.

8. Less trouble! Stayinginschoolhelpsyoustayoutoftrouble.Dropoutshaveahigherriskof gettingpregnantorintroublewiththelaw.

9. Less work! It’strue.Stayinginschoolisthebestwaytoavoidlow-payingjobsthatinvolve hardmanuallabor.

10. A better future! Highschooldropoutsaremorelikelythangraduatestobeunemployed,inpoor health,livinginpoverty,onpublicassistance,andsingleparentswithdropouts oftheirown.Youcandobetter!GetOntheBusandstayinschool.

11. It will make your parents proud. Thereisnothingbetterforaparentthanreceivingadiplomafromyou. Abuelita,yourtiosandallthefamilywillknowandwillbesoproudofyou.

12. Guys prefer girls who have an education. Eventuallyinyourlifeyouwillfellreadyforawedding.Byfinishingschool, youwillbeinabetterpositiontoselectyourhusband.Adegreekeepsyou awayfromlosers.

Just for you, we have searched the top 20 reasons to stay in school. And here they are…

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Studies show that people who graduate from high school earn a lot more money over their life time than those who do not. I wouldn’t even think of not completing school in today’s society. You hardly have a chance of making it. Quitting school early is like throwing more than $200,000 down the drain. And that is just to start. Instead, I encourage you to keep going. The next seven years of your life will determine the quality of life for the rest of your life. (And perhaps, your children’s life too).

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Areglos, centros de mesa, invitaciones, joyeria, coronas especiales, set de velas y mucho mâs

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(4100 S. y Redwood Rd)

Open 7 days a week

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First and for most we do not recommend a house party. Unfortunately because of the economy going the way it is many people are canceling ballrooms and throwing house parties. If this is your situation don’t be embarrassed be thankful that you have parents that are willing to celebrate you giving the circumstances. And although is not what you expected, enjoy the spot light cause after all it is your time to shine.Basic rules in having a house party.

Rule number one Always check with your neighbors, and maybe give them the option of attending. Checking with them will a sure you from having a police officer at your door step and shutting down your party.

Rule number two your house must be party ready. It could be possible that your house is in need of fresh paint in and outside. The reason why we recommend a paint job is so that your house feels welcoming and has a relaxed like atmosphere. After all nobody likes a dirty looking house.

Rule number three security. If you have a cute but fussy animal you better find a sitter for them, we would not want the animal to be jumping on guest especially if someone is afraid of them. Also make sure you safety proof your house. Ask your dad to be sure the house is secure for your guest you won’t want someone to be rushed to the hospital because you didn’t consider the possibilities.

Rule number four decoration. Don’t be afraid to be creative with the decorations, you could get inspiration almost anywhere. Visit a party supply store and look up some ideas. Remember ask for help let them know your having a house party and how big the area is, so that they can help you with chairs, tables, etc. Don’t pretend that your house is a big ballroom and buy more than you need. Always recall that simplicity and clean are always better than a mess of different decorations.

Rule number five food. Oh yeah my favorite part! Food could be complicated and messy when it comes to serving it. So instead of having someone serving the food have a buffet table its quick and easy for your guest.

Rule number six the dance floor. Making a dance floor is easy and affordable. You will need a clean backyard with grass or dirt, a big wooden platform and linoleum to make it smooth. This will help you keep your shoes and dress dirt and grass free.

Rule number seven lights. You must have light everywhere you wouldn’t want your guest tripping over things because they can’t see. Whether it is regular lighting or color lighting make sure there’s enough. Be creative when it comes to color lighting that’s what’s going to make the dance floor fun.

Rule number eight music. Music is an easy way to entertain your guest that is why you must always beware of the volume. Make sure you let the DJ know the level of volume you want the music to stay during the party, so that you won’t have any surprises after all.

Mis quince en mi casa(Celebrating at Home)

And lastly having your quince at home could be a great convenience, because after the party your aunts, uncles, and cousin could help put the house back together.

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SPEECHLESS?

Help is here!

Perhaps one of the most difficult times for

a quinceanera is giving

a speech. A speech is

an important part of

your quince, because

everybody wants to listen

to you speak. Therefore

it’s important to be prepared so you won’t

let your nerves get the

best of you. If you have

stage fright or problems

speaking in front of large

crowds, well just develop

a short and sweet speech that both your

friends and family could

appreciate. So how can

you develop this speech

without the stress? Here’s some help to make your speech short,

sweet, and memorable.

Here are small samples of great speeches.“Quiero agradecerles a todos el compartir conmigo este día tan especial y esta fiesta tan linda, que no hubiera sido posible sin la ayuda de mis papás y mi familia. Gracias a todos y cada uno de ellos por su esfuerzo, su apoyo y su cariño. Los quiero mucho y los invito a seguir disfrutando del baile”.“No soy muy buena para decir discursos, pero sí quiero compartir con ustedes toda mi alegría por cumplir quince años rodeada de todas las personas que me quieren y a las que yo quiero igual. Agradezco a mi familia y amigos por haberme ayudado a hacer posible mi fiesta, que también es la de todos ustedes. Mil gracias nuevamente”.“Hoy es uno de los días más importantes y felices de mi vida y ahora que tengo la oportunidad de festejarlo junto a toda mi familia y amigos aprovecho para agradecerles su apoyo y cariño.

•Start by thankin Godforgettingyoutothat

day,andforbeinggoodtoyouandgivingy

ouamazingparents

thatcareandloveyouenoughtothrowyouaparty.

•Thank your guest fortakingthetimetocomeand

celebratesuchanunforgettabletimeinyourlife.

•Thank your sponsorsfortheirsupportandformakingthisevent

happen.Youcanconcludebysayingthat“you

guysaremyfamilyandholdaspecial

placeinyourheart”.Andlastbutnotleastkeep

thankingyourparentsfortheirsupport

thispassyear,andhowgratefulyouaretohav

eamazingparentsthataretherefor

youwheneveryouneedthem.Tomakeaspeechmemorableincludesomeanecdotes

ofyourlifethatincludeyourfriendsandfamily.Forexampletellthestoryabout

when

youwereyoungandinarushtogrowupsoyoucouldbelike

mom,andgettinghere

justbringsyouclosertothatgoal.Youcouldal

sosaythatyoudreamedaboutyour

fairytaleparty,andthatyoucan’tbelieveit’sh

ere.Finishthispartbysaying

thatyoucouldaccomplishanythingisyouonlyhavethesupportof

yourfriendsandfamily.Finallyclosebythankingeverybodyonemore

time,andthatyoupromisetobethebestpersonyoucouldbe.And

lastlyenjoyyourpartyandhavefunwithyourfriendsandlov

eones.

Photos: Yalina VillaSeñor

“Gracias por venir y ¡que viva la fiesta!”14

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Being a part modeling and talent industry for

close to 20 years I have attended my fair share

of fashion shows, as a model and as a client.

Recently, I was invited to attend a show of a

very talented fashion designer. Sitting in a front

row and watching models passing by I realized

that the same models over and over again

catch my attention and stood out throughout the

whole show. They all had different looks but

what I noticed about them was the fact that they

one thing in common – they oozed with self-

confidence. They had her shoulders back. They

had her chins up. They had a very confident

walk and it was so attractive and I thought “Isn’t

that interesting”. You don’t have to be gorgeous.

You don’t have to have the most expensive

clothes in the world. You don’t even have to

have great hair. It is attractive to project self-

confidence. That’s what models know, isn’t it?

They know you have to project self-confidence

on stage, on the runway, or in front of the

camera.

Getting ready for your Big Party means to get

ready to be the center of attention. Can you

handle it? Think of what virtues make up the

popular, successful girl: her poise, her posture,

her voice, her make-up, her clothes sense, the

way she moves, and that wonderful quality of

being natural, being herself as an individual;

the ability to say and do the right thing at the

right time, to have total confidence in herself.

All these qualities add up to the sum total of

success! When we see this girl, the one whom

everyone likes, the one who people are drawn

to, the one who seems to do everything right,

we are inclined to think that she’s just lucky, that

she was just born with so much, like the true

beauty. If you look again, carefully this time, you

will find that she is not the perfection you thought

her to be, but that she has learned to create that

illusion.

All these attributes are actually skills which

anyone can learn. No one is born with them, it

is a fact that all successful, professional models

have learned these skills; and so can you.

Photos by: PhotoBella • Sacramento CA

Tt’s all about you

If you are not a model, act like one. Specially in your big day. Now atdays being pretty

is not enough. You have to complement it with good manners, good talking skills, and an

overall image of a well rounded girl. We give you some tips on how to present yourself in

a complete package, so people can see the new señorita ready to debut in society. Can you handle so much attention in one day?

What are the qualities

that each confident person

projects? A confident person

knows how to:

Walk with poise

Maintain beautiful posture

Sit with grace

Give a confident hand shake

Be a good listener

Keep a great conversation

Dress with style

Always look “pulled together”

and well-groomed

Project self-confidence every day of your

life, whether it’s at a social gathering or at

school, no matter what the occasion is. Get

your shoulders back, stand up tall, walk

with determination. When you sit, don’t

spread your legs all over the place, sit up

nice and tall. When you shake hands, look

that person right in the eyes, reach out your

hand and shake in a nice firm grip that says,

“I feel good, how about you?” Dress as

though you’ve put some thought into your

clothes. Make sure your clothes are neat,

clean and pressed. Whether you’re talking

to somebody or just listening, pay attention.

Open your eyes, maintain eye contact, smi-

le, nod, show the person that you’re inter-

ested in what they have to say. Confidence

means how sure you are of yourself.

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success! When we see this girl, the one whom

everyone likes, the one who people are drawn

to, the one who seems to do everything right,

we are inclined to think that she’s just lucky, that

she was just born with so much, like the true

beauty. If you look again, carefully this time, you

will find that she is not the perfection you thought

her to be, but that she has learned to create that

illusion.

All these attributes are actually skills which

anyone can learn. No one is born with them, it

is a fact that all successful, professional models

have learned these skills; and so can you.

Tt’s all about you

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• Back in your mom’s days a girl was not supposed to wear

make up, use high heels, or dance in public?

• A quinceañera dress was always white?

• A quinceañera was a true transition in a girl’s life? This means, from that day

after they were allowed to have a boyfriend and to be seen in public with him...

Quinceañera

is a tradition in many Latin American countries. In Cuba, the girl has a

big photshoot in many locations... Inlcuding a bathing suit sesion... In

Puerto Rico is “Quinceañero” (No, is not a boy’s b-day)...

Did You know?

PHOTO: Yalina Art Photography

PHOTO: Oscar Picazo

PHOTO: La mamá de Perla... :)

La ilusión mas esperada...El día de tus

quince años... La fiesta lista, la gente esperando

verte salir por esa puerta... La gloria de sentirte

única en un evento creado solo para ti, y planeado

desde que eras una bebé recien nacida..

Desde que llega a la vida, inclusive antes de nacer, desde el vientre de mamá, al saber que es niña pasan mil ideas por la mente de los padres: el nombre, a quien se parecerá, que estu-diará, pero creo que lo que nunca falta en ese pensamiento de su pequeñita es sus XV años. Es la etapa más importante del de-sarrollo de una mujer, pues éstos marcan la pauta entre ser niña y mujer, donde las muñecas se hacen a un lado para darle paso a los maquillajes y el teléfono, los libros de pintar se trasforman en cartitas de amor, y el cerebro empieza a desarrollar sensacio-nes y pensamientos que de niñas ni hubiesen imaginado, entre ellos su primer amor.

Empieza el clásico celo de papá por las salidas y se entrelazan las uniones más fuertes con la primera amiga que se convierte en tu confidente y primer cómplice de lo que llamamos juventud. Cambios radicales que hacen que cualquier joven de 15 años empiece su florecimiento, que se engalana con la ceremonia re-ligiosa de XV años, el vals con sus chambelanes y el primer vals con su padre que presenta ante la sociedad a su pequeña, para hacer su cambio de niña a adolescente, le realiza el cambio de zapatillas y corona a la princesa de su casa, a su niña que ese día deja de serlo para darle paso a una mujer que aunque segui-rá creciendo. Jamás dejara de ser la niña de su casa , la niña de

sus papás, su pequeña.

Qu in c eañ era

What e l s e?

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Desde que llega a la vida, inclusive antes de nacer, desde el vientre de mamá, al saber que es niña pasan mil ideas por la mente de los padres: el nombre, a quien se parecerá, que estu-diará, pero creo que lo que nunca falta en ese pensamiento de su pequeñita es sus XV años. Es la etapa más importante del de-sarrollo de una mujer, pues éstos marcan la pauta entre ser niña y mujer, donde las muñecas se hacen a un lado para darle paso a los maquillajes y el teléfono, los libros de pintar se trasforman en cartitas de amor, y el cerebro empieza a desarrollar sensacio-nes y pensamientos que de niñas ni hubiesen imaginado, entre ellos su primer amor.

Empieza el clásico celo de papá por las salidas y se entrelazan las uniones más fuertes con la primera amiga que se convierte en tu confidente y primer cómplice de lo que llamamos juventud. Cambios radicales que hacen que cualquier joven de 15 años empiece su florecimiento, que se engalana con la ceremonia re-ligiosa de XV años, el vals con sus chambelanes y el primer vals con su padre que presenta ante la sociedad a su pequeña, para hacer su cambio de niña a adolescente, le realiza el cambio de zapatillas y corona a la princesa de su casa, a su niña que ese día deja de serlo para darle paso a una mujer que aunque segui-rá creciendo. Jamás dejara de ser la niña de su casa , la niña de

sus papás, su pequeña.

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Listen up, girlfriend: you’re a handful!Spunky, sassy, and full of life, the Ram girlhas energy to burn and will certainly catcha few eyes along the way. That’s what youwant, right? You’ve also got an independentstreak and are a pioneer in many ways.It wouldn’t be uncommon fo r you to bepresident of your service club, a role whichsuits you well. At times, you can be a bithyper-focused on yoursel f - some days,what’s yours is yours, period. You wouldn’teven think to swap clothes with your bestfriend. Oh well. Dating for the Ram girl is no problem since you’re happy to do the asking out! Hey, that way you get to

make the call on the spot, right? Self-sufficient one that you are,you’re always ready to pay your

share if need be. When it comes time for the big school decision, big is the operat i ve wor d. You’ll totally groove on the big-school scene.

Once there, the daring you would lead an impassioned protest wearing

a miniskirt and chunky heels! Look out, world, the Ram girlis on her way.

That pretty girl surrounded by a bevy of beauties (both male and female) - yes, it’s you, Libra! You’re certainly not one to hang around alone. More to the point, though,you are very focused on looking good. As Libra is ruled by Venus, the Planet of Love, Beauty, and Aesthetic, your hair will always be in the latest style, and your fashionsense is as good as it gets. Many Libra girls

wind up in the fashion industry for this very reason. As for all of that company in your midst, it’s plain and simple - the

Libra girl can’t stand to be alone. If you’re not in a relationship (highly

unlikely), you’ll cling to your palsand always socialize with a crowd. And a happy group it will be, since you’ll insist on harmony at all costs. Some may perceive your willingness to please as superficial and hey, somedays, it may be just that, but your intentions are always good. Since Libra is an Air sign, you possess the qualities of an intellectual and will do well in school. Or

maybe it’s because you just can’t stand the thought of an argument

with the teacher! Whatever the case, you’re bound to wind up doing beautiful work.

That pretty girl surrounded by a bevy of beauties (both male and female) - yes, it’s you, Libra! You’re certainly not one to hang around alone. More to the point, though, you are very focused on looking good. As Libra is ruled by Venus, the Planet of Love, Beauty, and Aesthetic, your hair will always be in the latest style, and your fashion sense is as good as it gets. Many Libra girls wind up in the fashion industry for this very reason. As for all of that company in your midst, it’s plain and simple - the Libra girl can’t stand to be alone. If you’re not in a relationship (highly unlikely), you’ll cling to your palsand always socialize with a crowd. And a happy group it will be, since you’ll insist on harmony at all costs. Some may perceive your willingness to please as superficial and hey, so- medays, it may be just that, but your intentions are always good. Since Libra is an Air sign, you possess the qualities of an intellectual and will do well in school. Or maybe it’s because you just can’t stand the thought of an argument with the teacher! Whatever the case, you’re bound to wind up doing beautiful work.

The archer girl can always be counted on for a

good time. Believe me girlfriend, you are FUN!

You’re also energetic and will try just about

anything. Consider yourself the original explorer

chick.People love you and love being around you.

You certainly groove on their energy, which can

lead to a bit of a problem at times: you talk too

much! In the social whirl, you’re the funnest of pals,

happily sharing your clothes with the girls and

gabbing for hours.

The ideal first date for you would be (what else?)

an adventure! The boy who cooks up something

really unique will win your heart.

School will be on your terms, meaning that

you’re likely to excel at the one subject which

interests you most. When it comes to higher

learning, a semester abroad, even the whole

four years, would be heaven on earth!

Primping and posing in front of a mirror? Yep,that’s a Taurus girl! Hey, it is you, after all, who’sup on the latest fashions, so you may as welllook good in them. Taurus is ruled by Venus, theplanet of attraction and beauty, so this all makes“stellar” sense.When it comes to dating, you’re traditional andlove to be wined and dined. The boy who picksyou up in a nice car and takes you out for an expensive dinner will score a perfect 10! Nee-dless to say, your stash of cash (and a Taurus always has one) will be spent at the mall.The Bull girl can be a bit stubborn at times andcertainly holds a fixed opinion, but the flip sideof this is that you have a goal and are prettydetermined to achieve it. As a result, you’ll be agood student and will go places. Where,

exactly? Well, probably to the offices of a PR agency or a nice fancy mag (Quincea-ñera Magazine, are you listening??).If a sporting date is made, the Bull girl

will almost certainly suggest golf or tennis, the better to keepthat makeup in place. Hmmm,

and there are someawfully cute tennis dresses, too.

That cheeky and flirtatious girl in the middle of

the room? She’s bound to be a Gemini! You’re

smart and quick-witted and love having lots and

lots of friends. The better to keep you from

getting bored, right?The sociable you is also adept at talking on the

phone while sending e-mail, and each piece of

communication will be delightful and dazzling.

Face it, girl: chat rooms were made for you! As

much as you love to talk (and you’ve always

got the 411 on EVERYTHING), you are also on

top of your studies. Lucky for you, though, you

manage to pull straight A’s without even trying!

Well, sort of - networking with the

teacher mighthave something to do with it.

Back at school, you’re a natural

for the school paper, either as a

reporter or the resident gossip

columnist. Does this mean you’ll

wind up dating the editor? Well, if

he’s fun (and maybe even abit nerdy),

why not? With your personality, the pick of

the litter will surely be yours!

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What Kind Of Girl Are You?

The archer girl can always be counted on for a

good time. Believe me girlfriend, you are FUN!

You’re also energetic and will try just

about anything. Consider yourself

the original explorer chick.

People love you and love

being around you. You

certainly groove on their

energy, which can lead to a

bit of a problem at times: you talk

too much! In the social whirl, you’re

the funnest of pals, happily sharing your

clothes with the girls and gabbing for hours.

The ideal first date for you would be (what

else?) an adventure! The boy who cooks up

something really unique will win your heart.

School will be on your terms, meaning that

you’re likely to excel at the one subject which

interests you most. When it comes to higher

learning, a semester abroad, even the

whole four years, would be heaven

on earth!

If the prom queen isn’t a Leo, the vote was rigged. You, girl, are the center of attention all day every day, and that’s exactly how you like it! The Lion girl always looks good - “I mean, does anything else matter?” you mightsay. Not really, which is why your hair is always perfect, and you’re most definitely sporting the latest fashions.The only labels you wear are designer, which means it’ssomeone else who’ll be shopping at the Gap. That boy of yours had better know the best restaurants or he won’t be around for long. Therefore, rich boys only need apply. Hey, they can be nice too, right? They are also the ones most comfortable with your favorite pastimes, things like playing tennis, riding, and sailing.The ever-sociable you will always be the leader of the group, and the bigger the group, the better. That’s why big schools will be on your radar screen once it comes time to c hoose a univer-sity. You may be a handful, but you’redefinitely going places ! And get ting there will b e plenty of fun for the Leo girl.

Listen up, Capricorn girl: there’s more tolife than work! Yes, this is true, but you willhave a hard time believing it. You are bothstudious and hard-working, necessaryelements for someone as ambitious asyourself. Not only are you in the NationalHonor Society, you’re at the top ofthe heap! Your look is likely to be preppy, but you’ll spice it up a bit if it will help your agenda.Otherwise, it’s a traditional take on bothhair and clothes. The Capricorn girl is also a serious dater, someone who aims high and will spend her time with the one who will help tomake her a success. And you’re practicingfor these successes early on, sinceyou already love to be wined and dined!You’ll easily do well in school, since that’s

a good start on the road to becomingCEO. Ivy Leaguers beware: a new

girl is about to rule the roost, and she’s a Cap!

You, Pisces girl, are the best shoulderto cry on in the world. Compassionateand sympathetic, you’re always willingto assist a friend in need. Taking it a stepfurther, it’s not unlikely that you’ll makehelping others (and genuinely caringabout their welfare) your life’s work.For the Pisces girl, relationships are allabout the vibe between two people, andyou’re most in love with being in love.Your special guy won’t need to spenda lot of money to impress you, since it’sthe feeling you’re after.As for schooling and beyond, you’deasily get lost in a big school, so helpyourself by choosing a small (preferablyliberal arts) college.

A radical idea? Ha! Must be an Aquarian. “I’ll

try anything once!” you would exclaim, and in

fact it’s absolutely true. Not only are you unique,

you’re also a rebel, unafraid to take on society

on your terms. Your super-quick mind might lead

others to think that you’re all about ideas with no

feelings at all, but that’s only partially true.

You care deeply about the causes in which you

believe, it’s just that you don’t have a lot of time

for small talk. Fashion is also something better

left to someone else, since your style is of your

own making.

Your ideal date is someone who will take you

somewhere way, way out - perhaps to hear an

alternative band from Iceland or experimental

theater in the dark. Sappy movies? Not! The

independent streak in you also calls for a rela-

tionship which will give you your freedom.

When it comes to studying, an unstructured

environment will serve you best, as will an

alternative college when you get to that

next level. Are you for everyone?

Probably not, but then you

don’t want to be!

The Virgo girl is reserved, even a bit shy, and quiteinclined to spend much of her time fussing over thisand that. Oh, the woes of a perfectionist! The everorganized Virgo is also a neatnik who loves to make lists - even lists of lists.This meticulous disposition is what leads you to

work on your looks and to be forever fashion-forward. Your pickiness doesn’t stop here - you’re also choosy with your friends! Boys as well as girls. A good academic school is the one for you, and you’ll spend plenty of time researching the options in order to choose the (whatelse?) perfect one. A career as a nurse, accountant, programmer, or editor will suit you to a T.

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FOR YOUR

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IdeasGreat

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VALS

i no sabes a qué hora bailar tu vals y tienes muchas preguntas al respecto, aquí están algunos consejos para ayudarte a tomar la mejor decisión.

Bailar tu vals al principio de la fiesta es muy emocionan-te porque tu no sabes cómo luce el salón ya arreglado ni quienes de tus invitados están ahí.

Hacer tu entrada bailando el vals y abrir la pista de baile, resalta que por tu llegada no hay más que esperar para dar inicio a la diversión.

•Puedes pasear en limousine y llegar un poco más tarde para dar tiempo a que la mayoría de tus invitados lleguen.•Esconderte en algún lugar del salón para que nadie te vea hasta que llegue ese momento

O bien, puedes estar en el ingreso del salón dando la bien-venida a todos, recibiendo regalos y felicitaciones.

Si no quieres arriesgarte a bailar tu vals al principio porque crees que no todos llegarán a tiempo, otro momento opor-tuno es después de cenar para volver a prender a todos tus cuates .Lo importante es no interrumpir el ritmo de tu fiesta.

El vals no debe ser muy largo. Elige uno diná-mico y divertido para que mantengas a todos tus invitados atentos en ti.

Bailar con todos tus tíos, primos, padrinos, amigo, etc es tediosos y aburrido y además pasado de onda. Sólo baila con tu papá y tu padrino de Xv años ¡claro, después de ha-berte lucido tu sola y tus bailarines!

Despues de la cena:

A QUE HORA?

Y EL

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•Divide los gastos en orden de importancia.

•No te niegues a la posibilidad de tener padrinos en tu evento, ellos te pueden

ayudar a cubrir gastos que son muy fuertes, será una carga menos para ti

y ellos lo harán con gusto, así podrás hacer mas cosas sin gastar de más.

•Nunca hagas el gasto del pastel hasta que sepas cuántas personas vas a invitar.

Tips El organizar una fiesta es

tanto como poner a flote el Titanic, estamos de acuerdo no?, los gastos

de preparación nunca terminan, así que les haremos esto más sencillo

por medio de esta tabla de gastos, que estoy seguro

les será de gran utilidad.

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Church $ $Limo $ $Salon $ $La manteleria $ $Catering $ $Invitations $ $Cake $ $Cuchillo y pala $ $Soft drinks $ $Event planner $ $Las copas para el brindis $ $Music $ $Photobooth (New trend) $ $1 page in Quinceañera Mag $ $Recuerdos $ $Decorations $ $Choreographer $ $Tuxes for the guys $ $Photography and video $ $Damas and their dresses $ $El vestido $ $El ramo $ $Zapatillas $ $Muñeca $ $Peinado y maquillajeTocado

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PLAN YOUR QUINCE WITH THIS

BUGET SHEET

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NEGOTIATE EVERYTHING!And walk away with the best deals.

While steep discounts are unrealistic, there’s a good chance of getting a few extras thrown in. (Think an additional hour for your reception, or a champagne upgrade.) You just have to negotiate right. Here’s how.

Even if you’re working with the hottest vendor in town, there’s always room to negotiate, especially if there’s a good reason to reduce costs -- like having the quinceañera on a less-popular Friday night. Here are some more crucial pointers.

KNOW THE MARKETFind out what other vendors offer for the same price point, and use this as leverage. Ask about every single thing that’s included in your package. Then find out in advance what extras are going to cost -- and whether those costs can be waived.

STICK TO YOUR LIMITA vendor may be willing to cut you a deal as long as you agree to something additional -- for example, he might consent to give you an extra hour of shooting, but only if you have him take your engagement photos. What you

Quince Budget: how to negotiate with your vendors

Ask about

every single

thing that’s

included in

your package

need to ask yourself is whether this will actually cost you more in the end.

ADOPT A FRIENDLY BUT FIRM DEMEANORThere’s no harm in politely asking for a deal. If vendors are excited to work with you, they may be more willing to come up with creative solutions.

BE INDIFFERENTYou need the vendor to believe that if he or she won’t meet your offer you will walk away. Consider collaborating with your fiance to employ the old good-cop-bad-cop routine.

Practice makes perfectTry your hand negotiating at a flea market to see what talking style works for you.

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no de los dolores de cabeza mas grandes en la organización de tu fiesta es el rotular las invitaciones. ¿A quien debe dirigirse la invitación? ¿Cuales sonlas reglas de etiqueta? Y tantas preguntas mas te van a surgir cuando empieces a organizar tu lista de invitados No sufras mas . Así van las cosas:

1.- Cuando los invitados son una pareja de esposos se escribe primero el nombre de El y luego se agrega el de Ella. Ejemplo: Sr. Juan y María Perez.

2.- Cuando además de la pareja se está invitando a algún otro miembro de la familia (Algún hijo) Se escribe así: Sr. Juan Pérez y Familia.

3.- Cuando la fiesta es muy de categoria , de etiqueta formal, se le antepone el título de �Don� o �Doña�. Y se puede usar tanto en solteros como casados.

Sr. Don Alberto CorlioneSrita. Doña Verónica de Corlione

4.- En ocasiones se usan los títulos profesionales de los invitados: Por

Dr. German Rosas Ing. Samuel García y Familia

5.- Si entre sus invitados hay un military, es necesario mencionar su grado y títulopor ejemplo: General Alberto Medina

6.- En caso de que se invite a una mujer viuda o separada o divorciada es mejor escribir su nombre con su apellido de soltera.

7.- Cuando la mujer es viuda, se escribe su apellido de soltera, y se anexa el título �viuda de � ejemplo: Sra. Ana María Granados, Vda. De Sanchez

8.- Si se invita a una amiga (o) que aún no esté casada, pero que lleva a su novio o acompañante se escribe: Srita. Julia De la O y acompañante.

9.- En caso de que tengas un invitado extranjero que viva fuera del país, se debe investigar el título correspondiente en su idioma. Ejemplo: Mr. John Smith.

Despues de rotular las invitaciones, hay que repartirlas. Lo ideal es entregarlas personalmente. Si es así, el sobre no se sella, se entrega abierto, y la persona que lo recibe deberá sellarlo frente a ti (y si no lo hace, enséñale éste artículo).

Bueno, ya aprendiste reglas de etiqueta. Usalas y demuéstrale a todo mundo lo bien educadita que estás

INVITACIONAsí se ROTULA una

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Un paquetito con hilo, aguja y seguros .

El vestuario para los bailes y dónde guardarlos para que no estén rodando en las mesas..

Cambio de zapatos para cuan-do ya no aguantas el tacón.

Confirmar que tus chambelanes recogieron sus trajes y les que-daron bien.

Las copas para el brindis.

Desodorante y/o perfume, artículos de aseo personal, pasadores para el cabello y. un labial o brillo para retocar.

Los recuerdos, vino, botana y pastel que se deba llevar tem-prano al salón.

La lista con el acomodo de los invitados.

Alguien que estará a cargo de atender los imprevistos en la fiesta.

Que tu papá lleve el guión de su discurso.

Una cajita o bolsa para guardar tus accesorios cuando cambies de vestuario o no los volverás a ver.

Los sobres de los pagos pen-dientes a proveedores que tra-bajarán en el evento, por ejem-plo, la banda, o el mariachi

Si tu vestido no tiene chalina, llevar una para el templo.

Un cd con el respaldo de la música de los bailes.

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De fresa para la Princesa

De piña para la niña

Cool!

Trendy

Mmmmm...

So Gaga!

Delicious

OMG!

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Cake gallery images

courtesy of Bombon Bakery

Chicago, Il.

De vainilla para la chiquillaDe limón para mi bombón

De ZEBRA para la ....para la....

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Que debes

hacer o haber

hecho antes de

cumplir tus 15

1.- Plantar un arbol

2.- Aprender a nadar

3.- Aprender a patinar

4.- Aprender a andar en bicicleta

5.- Empezar un diario de tu vida

6.- Saber bailar

7.- Tener Buena ortografía

8.- Haber leído un libro completo

9.- Aprender una poesía

10.- Hablar en público

11.- Pintar tu propio cuarto

12.- Tener una cuentita de banco.

13.- Saber cocinar tu propio desayuno.

14.- Pintar un cuadro.

15.- Leer algun párrafo de la biblia (Por lo menos)

16.- Salir en una obra de tu escuela.

17.- Saber tocar un instrumento musical.

18.- Haber perdonado a alguien.

19.- Tener pasión por algo (futbol, música, etc.)

20.- Tener un autógrafo de un artista.

21.- Tener una mascota

22.- Ir de pesca.

23.- Tener un album de fotografias personal.

24.- Saber de computadoras.

25.- Haber participado en reunir

fondos para una buena causa.

26.- Haber Ganado un concurso.

27.- Disfrazarte de algo.

28.- Decirle a alguien que lo/la amas

29.- Escribir una cartita de amor.

30.- Saber maquillarte sola.

31.- Hacer una dieta y cumplirla

32.- Ayudar a un anciano a cruzar la calle

33.- Regalar tus muñecas a una niña pobre

34.- Hablar dos idiomas por lo menos

35.- Conocer Disneylandia

36.- Ir a la playa

37.- Ser baby sitter de un bebe por un dia

38.- Ir a un concierto de tu artista favorito

39.- Estar en el AB honor roll

40.- Enviar una tarjeta de pésame a alguien que

tuvo una pérdida humana

41.- Conocer tu cuerpo por dentro y por fuera

42.- Arrepentirte y pedirle perdón a alguien

43.- Ir con tu papá a su trabajo por un día

44.- Conocer a la familia de tus papás

45.- Tener una mejor amiga

46.- Subir a un cerro

47.- Hablarle de Santa Claus a un niño (Para que crea

que si existe, no para convencerlo de que no)

48.- Cambiarle el pañalito a un bebé

49.- Saber la historia de como se conocieron tus papás

50.- Hacer un viaje a un lugar

51.- Tener un equipo de deportes favorito

52.- Guardar un secreto de tu mejor amiga

53.-Saber como usar una aguja con hilo

54.- Conocer la historia de tu país

55.- Contar un chiste

56.- Ayudarle a tu mama en la casa

57.-Ir de hiking

58.- Saber que te gustaria ser en la vida

59.- Mirar un amanecer

60.- Ver ponerse el sol

61.- Tener una colección

62.- Dar un consejo a un amigo

63.- Resisitir el uso de drogas

64.- Saber usar una camara de fotos o de video.

65.- Admirar a alguien

66.- Reciclar

67.- Saber los riesgos de activar tu sexualidad temprano

68.- Empujar un carro descompuesto.

69.- Mojarte con la lluvia.

72.- Tener un IPOD

70.- Conocer a tus abuelitos (si aun viven)

71.- Tener una colección

72.-Saber navegar en internet

COSAS

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38.- Ir a un concierto de tu artista favorito

39.- Estar en el AB honor roll

40.- Enviar una tarjeta de pésame a alguien que

tuvo una pérdida humana

41.- Conocer tu cuerpo por dentro y por fuera

42.- Arrepentirte y pedirle perdón a alguien

43.- Ir con tu papá a su trabajo por un día

44.- Conocer a la familia de tus papás

45.- Tener una mejor amiga

46.- Subir a un cerro

47.- Hablarle de Santa Claus a un niño (Para que crea

que si existe, no para convencerlo de que no)

48.- Cambiarle el pañalito a un bebé

49.- Saber la historia de como se conocieron tus papás

50.- Hacer un viaje a un lugar

51.- Tener un equipo de deportes favorito

52.- Guardar un secreto de tu mejor amiga

53.-Saber como usar una aguja con hilo

54.- Conocer la historia de tu país

55.- Contar un chiste

56.- Ayudarle a tu mama en la casa

57.-Ir de hiking

58.- Saber que te gustaria ser en la vida

59.- Mirar un amanecer

60.- Ver ponerse el sol

61.- Tener una colección

62.- Dar un consejo a un amigo

63.- Resisitir el uso de drogas

64.- Saber usar una camara de fotos o de video.

65.- Admirar a alguien

66.- Reciclar

67.- Saber los riesgos de activar tu sexualidad temprano

68.- Empujar un carro descompuesto.

69.- Mojarte con la lluvia.

72.- Tener un IPOD

70.- Conocer a tus abuelitos (si aun viven)

71.- Tener una colección

72.-Saber navegar en internet

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Queremos agradecer a todas las niñas participantes en el evento de Miss Cover Girl 2011. Todas hicieron un papel excepcional en su presentación. Les deseamos a cada una de ustedes que logren sus metas propuestas y que sean en el futuro unas mujeres de bien para la sociedad de Salt lake City. Tambien agradecemos a los equipos de trabajo, el personal de Quinceañera Magazine, al equipo de soporte, creativo y técnico. A nuestros patrocinadores y a los padres de las participantes. Gracias por su esfuerzo y su dedicación por haber colaborado en la producción del primer certamen de bellze de Quinceañera Magazine en Salt Lake City. Cordialmente, Aaron Franco. Director Regional QM.

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