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Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderón was born in Coyoacán, a small town near Mexico City.
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This medical condition forced her to stay in bed for nine months.
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In this school she met future Mexican intellectuals and artists.
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The bus on which she was travelling was run over by a train, crushed against a wall and completely destroyed. Suffering from gravity fractures
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He painted his first self-portrait dedicated to Alejandro Gómez Arias.
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He painted the portrait of Miguel N. Lira, where he shows his companion in a very particular and symbolic background full of objects and signs that allude to his name.
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The marriage was called the union between an elephant and a dove, as Diego was huge and obese while she was small and thin.
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Due to the abnormal position of the fetus and the aftermath of the 1925 accident, the three-month pregnancy had to be terminated. Frida could never have children.
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He died in Coyoacán. No autopsy was performed. His remains were veiled in the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City and his coffin was covered with the Mexican Communist Party flag. Her body was cremated at the Civil Crematorium in Dolores and her ashes are kept in the Casa Azul in Coyoacán, the place where she was born.