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we hope that frida kahlo will be able to have her artwork in this museum. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. let's hear from the next speaker. >> hi. my name is rocio. i part of the youth program. i'm here to support the community benefits fdot soma that is part of the mexican museum in our neighborhood. thank you. >> thanks, next speaker. >> hi, fernando and i'm here from united players. i support the mexican museum project. >> hi. good afternoon, my name is juliusa. i'm part of the organization called united players. oom -- i'm here to support the mexican museum project. thank you. >> good afternoon, president chiu, district supervisors. my name is rudy corpus. i'm the executive director of violence prevention program in the soma area. the program is 18 years long. we originally started in district 11 and was also in 10 but has made an impact in every district here, in every neighborhood. proud of the bay area. i'm born and raised in the south of market. i raise my family there and i'm very very supportive of the project that's being built in th

to frida kahlo and diego rivera, that are really big, um... well known... mexican artists, you know. many mexicans that are really into the old traditions likes to have one of them, because they feel like... like they are close... close of the... >> closer to their culture and to...yeah. >> and some cultures. >> well, it was great to meet you, gabriel. thank you. and it was great to meet your lovely, unique dogs. >> great to meet you, too. >> mexican cuisine also owes a lot to its pre-hispanic period as you can see wandering around mexico city's food markets. the spanish found many foods here, among them chiles, tomatoes, and pineapples. they sell lots of different types of xx here, which are quite special because they're made from spices and chocolate. now, chocolate is very special to mexico because the cocoa beans originated from here. now, the ancient aztecs actually used to use cocoa beans as currency. and what they would do, they would open the cocoa beans, take the cocoa out, and fill it with mud and pretend it was money. [men singing in spanish] the