She has a boyfriend who lives in another city.
She now lives alone in the historic King William District, where her choice of house paint caused controversy some years ago. Surrounded by men in her family, Cisneros, 47, dreamed of being an economically independent woman, free to choose her own lifestyle.
That gave me a great deal of knowledge about Mexican pop culture. “My father was a Mexican who had a great love of Mexico. Cisneros was the only girl in a family of seven children. Her father, Alfredo Cisneros del Moral, died in 1997. He often grew homesick for his native country and Cisneros fondly remembers the car rides in a family caravan between the two countries in the summers. The story weaves back and forth between Chicago, where Cisneros grew up, and Mexico City, where her father was raised. “Caramelo” is a multigenerational saga of the Reyes family, descendants of weavers who crafted rebozos to be used as shawls, baby slings and tablecloths.
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