There’s no show like a SIAMÉS show.  The excitement at Echoplex could hardly be contained Wednesday night, and anyone could agree.  Giving not one, but two encores, the energetic Argentine ensemble poured their hearts out on stage via dance and groovy electropop.  For their opening song, SIAMÉS played “The Phoenix”, the first track off of Melodramatic, their latest album.  Joining the set from Melodramatic were hits including “My Little One”, which was my personal favorite, and “Alone in the Darkness”, which was written about the band’s struggles with mental health, and meant to help you “…think about the better things in life…” according to pianist Juan Manuel Kokollo.  SIAMÉS is like one big family, and when you see them perform, you feel no separation.  Dancing and singing was constantly encouraged, and watching each member of the band put everything into their performance left you with no choice but to join in on the fun in any way you could. “We have this life to live, and we should live it the way we want,” vocalist Barbie Williams expressed, “Respecting each other and respecting ourselves, because we need to be true to ourselves.”  She later hopped down from the stage into the audience with us, along with fellow vocalist Sergio Bufi.  The party raged on, and for the encore, the band played some older favorites, like “The Wolf” and “Mr. Fear”.  “The bass is the best!” yelled a front row audience member.  Bassist Mariano Lanus smiled in response, and a couple songs later gifted her with his guitar pick.  Playing drums for the first time in Los Angeles, Martu Fontana joined in on the giving when fans asked for her drum sticks, which she happily tossed into the crowd before coming down for high fives as well.  At the end, everyone including skilled guitarist Gonzalo Nicolas Gallo came to the front of the stage for a final bow, soaking in endless cheers from the crowd.  Los Angeles was only SIAMÉS’ first stop of the ‘Melodramatic’ tour in North America, with more dates this month in Europe.  But if you missed it this time, don’t worry because they will be back!