Assuming this question was intended to be Spanish-English and that what you want is an English translation of this title, I suggest this. It's quite literal, but I think it expresses what is intended. It's about Frida Kahlo, so the name had better be retained. I think the idea is that each person has his or her own idea about what Frida Kahlo represents. This is from an interview with Ofelia Medina herself:

"Aunque aclara: “esa es la Frida que yo veo, pero no sé cuál es la Frida que van a ver los asistentes, porque cada quién seguro encontrará algo diferente”. "
http://cadaquiensufridateatro.blogspot.com.es/

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Note added at 2 hrs (2014-12-16 13:33:01 GMT)
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If you think the client would like something more explanatory you could say "Everyone has their own idea of Frida", but personally I prefer the shorter version.

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Note added at 2 hrs (2014-12-16 13:49:49 GMT)
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Interesting to see that it was translated into Danish. I was also thinking of "To each his own", which is a common English idiom, so it could be "To each his own Frida". I decided against it in the end simply to avoid specifying the gender ("his"): "To each their own Frida" would not be very idiomatic, but "Everyone has their own Frida" is fine. This use of "their" with "everyone" is perfectly acceptable; grammatical purists who reject it are mistaken. For further details, see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they

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Note added at 2 hrs (2014-12-16 13:52:06 GMT)
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And in fact I don't think "To each his own Frida" would be quite right. It would imply that everyone is entitled to select the aspect of Frida Kahlo that they most like, but I think the idea is that everyone has their own idea of her.

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Note added at 2 hrs (2014-12-16 13:53:46 GMT)
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"To each his own" tends to mean that there's no accounting for tastes; some people like what other people don't like.