Fran Rivera (52 years old) has finally received one of the memories of her father that she most wanted to recover. Kiko Rivera (42 years old) has kept the promise he made months ago and has given his brother part of Paquirri's belongings that still remained in Cantora, including the right-hander's bull heads. The moment has been immortalized in a photograph that Fran has shared on her social networks. In it he appears with Kiko, both smiling and next to the pick-up in which they transport the pieces that are already part of their new home. An especially significant scene after so many years of family disagreements over the bullfighter's inheritance. «THANK YOU, Kiko. After years and losing the illusion of having something from dad, this says a lot and very good about you. You have touched my heart and I will always remember it. They will be in a special place. Dad is happier today," Fran wrote next to the image. A message in which he not only thanks his brother for having sent him these objects, but also hints at what it means for him to recover a material part of the man who has marked his life. The gesture has not been improvised. Kiko Rivera had already announced that he wanted to distribute among his brothers some of Paquirri's belongings that remained in Cantora. The DJ went to his mother's farm to collect various objects and, among them, he took out the bull heads that had been part of the decoration of the property. Fran then learned of his brother's intentions and admitted that the news had surprised him especially because he had not trusted for a long time that he would be able to recover anything from his father. «It says a lot about him and it has been a detail. He told me that he managed to take the 8 heads and that he is going to distribute them between Cayetano, him and me. I had already given up hope, but a detail that says a lot on his part. "Very good news," he said last June. Those words already hinted that Kiko's gesture could also become an opportunity to bring positions closer together. Fran even recognized that the door was open to a reconciliation between the two and that that detail seemed especially significant coming from her brother. The bull heads are part of Paquirri's belongings that remained in Cantora for years. The farm became one of the scenes of the long dispute over the bullfighter's legacy, especially between his eldest children, Fran and Cayetano Rivera, and Isabel Pantoja, the bullfighter's widow and Kiko's mother. The issue of Paquirri's belongings became a family battle that lasted for decades. For the bullfighter's children, those objects also had an obvious sentimental component: they were memories of their father, who died when they were still small. Kiko has now decided that part of that legacy should return to his brothers. A decision that has allowed Fran to finally recover the pieces she had been waiting for so long and which, due to their emotional value, will occupy a special place in her home. The image that Fran has shared has a meaning that goes beyond one's own heritage. The two brothers appear together, leaving behind for a moment the differences that have marked their relationship in recent years. The bullfighter has not spared his thanks to Kiko and wanted to leave a public record of what this gesture means to him. "You have touched my heart and I will always remember it," he wrote, before closing his message with a phrase full of symbolism: "Dad is happier today." Thus, the bull heads that for so long were linked to the conflict over Paquirri's inheritance finally come into the hands of one of his sons. But this time the bullfighter's legacy has not served to fuel a new dispute, but rather to star in one of the most emotional images between Fran and Kiko Rivera.