Bambara or Round of applause-Mana, of which name means (those which refuse to be dominated), constitutes the most ethnos group of Mali (more than one third of the population of the country) and their dialect mandingue has the appearance of an indigenous common language, even if French is recognized today like national language. Their principal storage area is in the west of the country, between the areas of Ségou and Niono (located in the interior delta native of Niger), in Bélédougou (north of Bamako) bordering on the Sahelian zone, in Kaarta between Kita, Nioro and Koulikoro, plus the east in the area of Sikasso. The people will bambara did not never constitute a political unit and are divided into several clans resulting mythical ancestors