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"I am a firm believer in upcoming areas," said Fernando Dallorso, who owns Azul with Stefano Villa.

For an even fuller Frida experience, pair your elbow-to-elbow tour of Casa Azul with a less congested visit to the easy-to-miss Museo Casa De Leon Trotsky Leon Trotskyy House Museum), located a few blocks away.

He plays second fiddle to two other composers (one, thankfully, modern), both of whom are represented on the opening program, with Louis Langrée conducting the Mostly Mozart Orchestra: Beethoven (the "Emperor" Concerto, with the pianist Paul Lewis) and Osvaldo Golijov (the cello concerto "Azul," with Alisa Weilerstein).

In a way it made sense to follow "Azul" with Astor Piazzolla's Suite from "La Serie del Ángel" ("Angel Suite"), arrangements of three moody, mercurial tangos, featuring Mr. Ma revealing his inner South American in the elaborate cello solos, along with crucial solo parts for accordion (Mr. Ward-Bergeman), piano (Eric Huebner) and violin (the Philharmonic's concertmaster, Glenn Dicterow).

Telephone company Bell Canada’s communications security subsidiary uses Azul, with an eye to managing profiles and billing info for millions of customers on the parent company’s intranet when it is deemed ready for Bell Canada’s 100 million monthly data requests.

She debuted in the 1963 play "La Luna Es Azul" with Mauricio Garcés.

This summer, the New York Botanical Garden has transformed its Enid A. Haupt conservatory into Casa Azul, complete with blue walls, succulents, organ pipe cacti, and all manner of flora.

Temptations: Alma Sol carménère wine jelly, $8.99 a jar; Huerto Azul fig chutney with merken, $8.99; Lamay avocado oil with basil, $12.99.

The Bahía Azul house began with a shape as elemental as those predecessors: a square topped by a triangle, a house a child might draw.

One Sunday afternoon at the restaurant El Molcajete Moya in Woodbridge, a group called Mariachi Arriero is playing a popular tune from the late 1970s called "La de la Mochila Azul" ("The Girl With the Blue Backpack").

Worth a trip to Coyaocán, her home, garden and studio, Casa Azul is suffused with her troubled, defiant and passionate personality, from her early bus accident to her tempestuous love affair with Diego Rivera.