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Les
chasseurs de Sébénikoro et leur griot Sibiri Samaké
-Création
des agglomération et voies de communications (95%) J'ai eu
la chance d'appartenir à cette grande famille et de pratiquer loyalement
la chasse en tant que sport viril, de parcourir les pays bamanan, manding,
peul, dogon, et nos régions de grandes dunes, dans le respect des règles
ancestrales de chasse, ce qui est à mon avis un art, une science, une
culture accessible à tous. Les
actions quotidiennes de ses membres l'attestant, le visiteur qui tentera
l'aventure cynégétique découvrira avec émerveillement le guide chasseur
le conduisant d'un pas assuré de la zone soudanaise à la zone sahélienne
tel le maître de la forêt qui dans ses pérégrinations mettra nos essences
forestières en relief. Ces célébrités
nombreuses parmi les chasseurs fournissent à la société malienne les
symboles d'exemples de témérité et d'abandon de soi pour autrui. Sibiri
Samaké est un jeune bamanan de vingt huit ans, né à Djitoumou
Balla, dans le village de Fadiobougou, au cœur même de l'animisme. Descendant
de Djitoumou Balla, Balla sanbali, Balla tounounbali (Balla de Djitoumou,
Balla l'éternel, Balla le constant),fils de Diomodijé Samaké et de Nanko
Bagayoko, Sibiri Samaké, le griot
des chasseurs, est issu d'une famille noble. Il a perdu son père il
y a quelques années. Ce dernier était un chef chasseur. Grand maître,
Diomodjé Samaké avait beaucoup d'élève et recevait tout le temps des
griots qui venaient chanter ses exploits.
Sibiri et ses frères furent marqués par
ces musiciens. Ses grands frères, Broulaye et Adama, ont été les premiers
artistes de la famille, très tôt imités par leur cadet. Enfant donc,
il jouait pour ses petits camarades. Encouragé par son père qui le copnfia
à d'autres maîtres griots, le destin
de l'homme commença à se tracer. Petit à petit l'oiseau fait son nid,
petit à petit Sibiri Samaké devenait griot
des chasseurs. Mamadou
Diatigui Diarra |
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The
Sébénikoro hunters and their griot, Sibiri Samaké The splendour
of Mali's history is inconceivable without the glorious emergence of
the hunters. They have a perfect structure, flexible and practical,
adapting easily to the present realities of each region of the country,
without overlooking the realities of the predictable future. A host of hunting celebrities provides Malian society with symbols of temerity and selflessness. Sibiri Samake is a young 28 years old Bamanan, born in Djitoumou, in the village of Fadiobougou, in the heart of animist country. A descendant of Djitoumou Balla, Balla Sanbali, Balla Tounounbali (Balla of Djitoumou, Balla the eternal, Balla the constant),the son of Diomodje Samaké and Nango Bagayoko, Sibiri Samaké, the griot of the hunters, is the heir to a noble family. A few years ago, he lost his father, the chief hunter. Grand master, Diomodjé Samaké had many disciples and was constantly welcoming the griots who came to sing of his deeds. Sibiri Samaké and his brothers were marked by these musicians. His elder brothers, Broulaye and Adama, were the first artists in the family, rapidly followed by their little brother. Even as a child, he played for his young friends. Encouraged by his father, who entrusted him to other master griots, the destiny of the man started to take from. Little by little, the bird built its nest. Little by little, Sibiri Samaké became a griot of the hunters. Now this talented, young griot with the deep, full, fascinating voice is starting to make a name for him. Follow his peregrinations across the prairie of his ancestors. You will discover Soumangourou Kanté, the father of blacksmiths, Soundiata Keita, the vanquisher of Soumangourou, Samory Touré, Tièba, Banemba, Wessoubougou Bandiougou Diarra, a symbol of a courage and virtue who preferred killing himself to submitting to the white Man, Mamadou Konaté, Modibo Keita, El hadj Oumar, Kolomina Touré, Kankan Sékouba, Kardjigué Sissoko, Djadjé Mamadou Diallo, Toukoro Traoré and many other great figures, both famous and unknown. In putting the accent on those who have died, Sibiri wants their courage, generosity, patriotism and integrity to serve as an example to present and future generations. He asks today's youth to act as the guardian of the cardinal virtues of Mali of warriors, a Mali Proud of its historic past. Then, without transition, Sibiri Samaké takes you into the lush forest in search of hippotragus, gazelle, gnu, panther, water buck, buffalo, warthog, etc…, over the vast tropical savannah where lions and jackals chase antelope, and down the Djoliba river, the kingdom of the hippopotamus, bustard, crowned crane antelope, hammer kop, and a thousand other birds. Mali of
the hunt, Mali of the hunters… Mamadou
Diatigui Diarra |
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04/03/2004 |