During his participation in the show Tu cara me suena, the bullfighter took the opportunity to explain that the name of his property is not a display of ego, but a tribute to his bullfighting roots. The estate was named in honor of the first bull he fought as a bullfighter after his alternative, a gesture that underscores the importance of his professional beginnings.
“"If the bull had been named Paquito, would you have named it that?"
“"Yes, I would have."
This memory transports us back to the 90s, a time when the bullfighter not only filled bullrings but also shaped popular culture. His main goal was to help his family overcome a debt incurred by his father, a show promoter who went bankrupt. The young bullfighter's desire to succeed materialized in Ambiciones, which became a symbol of his success and the noble aspiration of someone who starts from humble beginnings.
The history of the estate is also linked to the presence of Currupipi, a tiger that became an icon of Spain at the time, blending tradition with television spectacle. Although today the ownership of such an animal would generate ethical and legal debates, at that time it became part of the property's folklore, adding a distinctive touch to the bullfighter's provocative charisma.
With his recent television appearance, the bullfighter demonstrates that he remains a relevant figure in entertainment, capable of evoking the nostalgia of his glory years. By recalling the origin of his estate's name, the bullfighter not only honors the animal that marked the beginning of his career but also reaffirms the legacy of a time when Ambiciones was the main stage for a Spain that, like him, dreamed big without losing the essence of its origins.
