I see myself a lot in Frida. The pain of womanhood, the physical trauma of child bearing and losing, the unconditional love she showed Diego. The way she looks at him pains me because I know it wasn't reciprocated all the time. Diego knew how wonderful and full of love she is, which is why he didn't let her go. Their love was super complex, but researching and reading about her love life with Diego, I came to a personal opinion it was very one sided.
Thanks for sharing your amazing story..... Pain is a good way to describe Diego and Frida's relationship....... lots of pain...... but absolutely rooted in love.... maybe not the love seen on the Hallmark Channel..... but Love, nonetheless.
@@ProfessorEstradaPhD Unconditional love tends to come at a cost and more often than not, the cost is suffering heartbreak. Doesn't stop me from loving people, it's a thing I surely will forever know how to do. ❤️❤️
I also feel that the love was one-sided. She loved him more than he did her because she was dependent upon him. She had a disability and couldn’t be 100% independent. Also, I think she felt that without him her art probably wouldn’t have as much value.
Her devotion to him has always been eye opening.... their "love" breaks all the molds, but no matter what people think of them, it appears they truly cared and loved each other..... arguably, she loved Diego more than he loved her.... Her love is almost redeeming.... no matter what sins you commit, or what you look like, people can be totally and completely loved..... unconditionally.
I believe he loved her as much as she loved him but some of the things he put her through were appalling . I pray you both are together and have the peace you deserve.❤
My God they were like each other’s drugs. I know it was toxic but in a way I envy them. Also her paintings don’t do her justice-she’s actually quite beautiful! Her bone structure was marvelous
Well said.... not the ideal marriage, but they truly loved each other in their own weird / maddening way... And Frida helped popularize a "Mexican" image that is still popular today.... 👀
It pains the heart to see how intense and unconditional her love was. Her willingness to embrace her misery in being in love with someone who did not reciprocate her love is heart-wrenching. She is great and truly adorable.
I hear you.... I don't wish their love on anyone. Still, in their own way, they loved each other very much. It really seems like she totally and completely loved him....
Love Frida Kahlo. She’s my second favorite artist (first being Van Gogh) and I love all the meanings behind her paintings. I got to see a few of her paintings when I went to NYC in 2022 and it was awesome. Diego Rivera’s work is amazing too and I got to see his work in NYC too. Both were amazing painters even if they weren’t the best couple.
I've just read her biography and figured out how many horrible lies said about her personal life, especially in the comments. Her affection for the man she loves reflects almost how each woman feels, the true affection and her desire to protect him, even at worst of circumstances.
@@ProfessorEstradaPhD still doesn't deserve these horrible lies about her life and sexuality. Some people are truly imaginative and sick..🤮 and likely to be motivated by jealousy and competition..
I wouldn't wish this "love" on anyone... their "love" didn't even "work" for them, but it's undeniable how much love each had for each other..... worse than a drug....
Yes. She “loved” him in an unhealthy way because she was dependent on him. Since she had a disability after her accident, she couldn’t be 100% independent. She needed him.
Diego loved her on his own way. Back then she would be expected to be a housewife only supporting her husband. Plus she wouldnt be able to be bisexual. She could be whatever she wanted to be. He was also rich to be able to afford her medical bills and the house. Ordinary man wouldn’t be able to do that. They loved each other in their own ways
Lets all agree that any opinions any of us have on their love life are PERSONAL opinions and therefore irrelevant to anyone but ourselves. No one's opinion will change this situation or how it unfolded, so lets just chill😂😂😂
Si van al museo de Frida Kahlo ubicado en CDMX, les proyectan este video en un cuarto haciéndolo ver como si fuera un video "exclusivo" de ese museo, además de que te regañan por tomarle foto/video JAJAAJA, cuando ellos se robaron este video de este canal de UA-cam sin tan siquiera pedirte los derechos de autor...
Guten Morgen ich melde mich mich wegen ihrer bildlichen Anzeige und möchte fragen ob die Tonaufnahmen der genannten Frida Kahlo echt sind. Dies ist mir sehr wichtig um meinen spirituellen Geist zu erweitern (Geht um meine Spanischnote) Mit freundlichen Grüßen ein Deutscher der sein Spanisch erweitern möchte ;) Viva a revolución
Great question.... Frida was likely a genius.... she needed the finest artistic and intellectual stimulation she could get .... Diego was her muse.... few people love could satisfy her needs...... Diego probably came the closest
😂🤣😂 ha.... you know, she really loved that guy... Diego was her world. He was the only capable of pleasing her artistically, intellectually, and philosophically.... all other relationships were just temporary, they can't match Diego's talent She needed him.....
Diego wasn't capable of loving her he was a womanizer including sleeping with her sister Christina but he was a great painter but truly Frida imo was far better
@@anotherlittlepieceofmyart On the other hand she had a rough start to life and chanelled her emotions through her art and in her expression - and I must admit I admire that she was bold in being herself even if it was off the norm
She is so beautiful. The outfit and hair are stunning.
She is beautiful.... thanks 🙏🏽
She liked to dress like an Indigenous woman when she wasn't one.
I see myself a lot in Frida. The pain of womanhood, the physical trauma of child bearing and losing, the unconditional love she showed Diego.
The way she looks at him pains me because I know it wasn't reciprocated all the time.
Diego knew how wonderful and full of love she is, which is why he didn't let her go. Their love was super complex, but researching and reading about her love life with Diego, I came to a personal opinion it was very one sided.
Thanks for sharing your amazing story.....
Pain is a good way to describe Diego and Frida's relationship....... lots of pain...... but absolutely rooted in love.... maybe not the love seen on the Hallmark Channel..... but Love, nonetheless.
@@ProfessorEstradaPhD Unconditional love tends to come at a cost and more often than not, the cost is suffering heartbreak. Doesn't stop me from loving people, it's a thing I surely will forever know how to do. ❤️❤️
I also feel that the love was one-sided. She loved him more than he did her because she was dependent upon him. She had a disability and couldn’t be 100% independent. Also, I think she felt that without him her art probably wouldn’t have as much value.
You have a very weird understanding of love if you believe that love can be rooted in pain...@@ProfessorEstradaPhD
Love her…not him. Her devotion to that toad! She deserved better.
Her devotion to him has always been eye opening.... their "love" breaks all the molds, but no matter what people think of them, it appears they truly cared and loved each other..... arguably, she loved Diego more than he loved her....
Her love is almost redeeming.... no matter what sins you commit, or what you look like, people can be totally and completely loved..... unconditionally.
She did get more freedom though
He hurt her so many times
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I believe he loved her as much as she loved him but some of the things he put her through were appalling . I pray you both are together and have the peace you deserve.❤
My God they were like each other’s drugs. I know it was toxic but in a way I envy them. Also her paintings don’t do her justice-she’s actually quite beautiful! Her bone structure was marvelous
Well said.... not the ideal marriage, but they truly loved each other in their own weird / maddening way...
And Frida helped popularize a "Mexican" image that is still popular today.... 👀
I can agree with this.
It pains the heart to see how intense and unconditional her love was. Her willingness to embrace her misery in being in love with someone who did not reciprocate her love is heart-wrenching. She is great and truly adorable.
I hear you.... I don't wish their love on anyone. Still, in their own way, they loved each other very much. It really seems like she totally and completely loved him....
Love Frida Kahlo. She’s my second favorite artist (first being Van Gogh) and I love all the meanings behind her paintings. I got to see a few of her paintings when I went to NYC in 2022 and it was awesome. Diego Rivera’s work is amazing too and I got to see his work in NYC too. Both were amazing painters even if they weren’t the best couple.
She is so beautifel!!❤❤❤❤ Im love her deeply! Because of her I will become an artist myself! Im have 15 years by the way❣️
She's very beautiful and she lived an incredible life....
I think the tender love she had for Diego was beautiful too bad most loves like that are unrequited.
Viva Frida Kahlo!! Que viva 🇲🇽🎨🧑🏻🎨🖌️❤️❤️🔥💔
Que Viva... 🙌🏽❤️❤️
I love that quote and footage of them both.🫀
✊🏽🫶🏾💜
Love love love love love.....RÓWNIEŻ PIERDYLION RAZY I O PIETDULION RAZY DŁUŻEJ
Frida is beautiful i did a report on her for school and she loved him alot she was so soft with him
Thanks for sharing..... she really loved him....
Amazing and talented woman. She suffered so much.
Yeah..... the bus accident added life long difficulties, but her personal life only added to her suffering
shes one of a kind
I've just read her biography and figured out how many horrible lies said about her personal life, especially in the comments. Her affection for the man she loves reflects almost how each woman feels, the true affection and her desire to protect him, even at worst of circumstances.
Yes.... like it or not, she is the definition of love... unconditional love... she really loved him
@@ProfessorEstradaPhD still doesn't deserve these horrible lies about her life and sexuality. Some people are truly imaginative and sick..🤮 and likely to be motivated by jealousy and competition..
That’s not a healthy love, it’s like symbiotic codependent relationship full of pain
I wouldn't wish this "love" on anyone... their "love" didn't even "work" for them, but it's undeniable how much love each had for each other..... worse than a drug....
Yes. She “loved” him in an unhealthy way because she was dependent on him. Since she had a disability after her accident, she couldn’t be 100% independent. She needed him.
Not symbiotic. Parasitic. Symbiotic involves mutual benefit.
Diego loved her on his own way. Back then she would be expected to be a housewife only supporting her husband. Plus she wouldnt be able to be bisexual. She could be whatever she wanted to be. He was also rich to be able to afford her medical bills and the house. Ordinary man wouldn’t be able to do that. They loved each other in their own ways
Indeed, they had a unique relationship.... but they both loved each other very much.
this makes me cry
Me too... her too
That’s the story of an artistic couple. Truly and intimate. Legacy.
They were quite the couple....
A beautyful girl, unlucky in love and healt, I love you preatty baby, Hope you can read this ❤❤❤ everywhere you are😢
this is a treasure
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
look at that love
Yes.... she really loved him....
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers! 🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽
Love here soo much!! I have an tattoo on my nek of Frida!!! Here portret!!! She is, was, my identitie!!!
Lets all agree that any opinions any of us have on their love life are PERSONAL opinions and therefore irrelevant to anyone but ourselves. No one's opinion will change this situation or how it unfolded, so lets just chill😂😂😂
Quelle beauté, beaucoup de respect pour cette petite dame don't le destin s'est acharné
🙌🏽✊🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽✊🏽
❤True love 🎉❤
Yup..... whether you like them or not, that is true, unconditional love.... that's very rare
It’s giving Beyoncé and JayZ
Si van al museo de Frida Kahlo ubicado en CDMX, les proyectan este video en un cuarto haciéndolo ver como si fuera un video "exclusivo" de ese museo, además de que te regañan por tomarle foto/video JAJAAJA, cuando ellos se robaron este video de este canal de UA-cam sin tan siquiera pedirte los derechos de autor...
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Guten Morgen ich melde mich mich wegen ihrer bildlichen Anzeige und möchte fragen ob die Tonaufnahmen der genannten Frida Kahlo echt sind. Dies ist mir sehr wichtig um meinen spirituellen Geist zu erweitern (Geht um meine Spanischnote) Mit freundlichen Grüßen ein Deutscher der sein Spanisch erweitern möchte ;) Viva a revolución
Frida was fluent in English. However, I'm almost certain this video has no original audio. The words are hers, but from her diary and letters.
What movie is this clip from?
This is a clip from private home videos.
is this the real them?
It's home video...: but the voices were added.... someone is reading Frida's diary / letters
Not her voice folks.
Just look at his face without any emotion on it and empty eyes....
What did she see in him?
Great question.... Frida was likely a genius.... she needed the finest artistic and intellectual stimulation she could get .... Diego was her muse.... few people love could satisfy her needs...... Diego probably came the closest
wtf she talking about at the end
😂🤣😂 ha.... you know, she really loved that guy... Diego was her world. He was the only capable of pleasing her artistically, intellectually, and philosophically.... all other relationships were just temporary, they can't match Diego's talent
She needed him.....
"Rare video footage" 😂 It's celluloid film.
Diego Rivera, “The History of Mexico” Fresco Mural at the National Palace, CDMX, Fully Explained
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Diego Rivera, "Mexico: Today & Tomorrow," Mural at Mexican National Palace, CDMX, Fully Explained
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Diego wasn't capable of loving her he was a womanizer including sleeping with her sister Christina but he was a great painter but truly Frida imo was far better
Their love was sometimes the best, but more often, the worse relationship ever.... yet, she loved him dearly
look at him. ha
She was very odd and slightly histrionic
How so?
@@anotherlittlepieceofmyart It's visible with the display
@@anotherlittlepieceofmyart On the other hand she had a rough start to life and chanelled her emotions through her art and in her expression - and I must admit I admire that she was bold in being herself even if it was off the norm
@healingypsy very much ahead of her time,imo
Diego Rivera, "The History of Mexico" Mural. Section 1: "Ancient Mexico" fully explained. CDMX
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