from K-QED. It's hard to wander around San Francisco these days without running into the image of

Frida Kalo, her intense eyes, those iconic eyebrows.

You'll find them on clothing, in murals,

there's even a brand of tequila with her portrait on every bottle.

And while you certainly know her face and her name and maybe even her art, you might not know that much about the time that she spent in the Bay Area with her famous artist husband, Diego Rivera.

You never really heard too much about like you know their influence from when they were like in the city both

Frida Colo and Diego Rivera. That got Bay curious listener Aaron El Guays looking for answers.

Did he like ever do street art in the city or did Priacalo ever like, you know, what did she do

within the artist community out here during that time.

Today on Bay Curious, we're giving you a sense of what life was like for Frida and

Diego while they were living here in the Bay Area.

Plus, we'll explore the lasting impact they had on the local art scene.

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To answer Aaron's questions, reporter Marisole Medina Cadena

immers us in the Bay Area world of Frida and Diego.

In the fall of 1930,

newlyweds Diego Rivera and Frida Kalo set out on a long train ride, leaving

their beloved Casasool in Mexico City to come to the United States.

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