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'''''Još se ništa ne zna''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Још се ништа не зна, <small>lit.</small> "Nothing is Known Yet") is the fifth studio album by Bosnian Serb war singer Baja Mali Knindža, released in 1993 by SuperTon Productions. It would mark the first collaboration with Orkestar Pravoslavci and would also be the first collaboration with Riblja Čorba front man Bora-Čorba. It is noted as the Knindža's favorite album he ever worked on.

Some time after the release of ''[[Živeće ovaj narod]]'', Baja headed to Diskos to make another patriotic album. Much to Baja's dismay, Diskos was in chaos with no one knowing who was fighting who. Cvetin Todorović, a then-employee, noticed Baja's desire to create another album. Taking one of the biggest gambles in his career, he let Baja use his production studio, SuperTon. This would not only culminate in ''Još se ništa ne zna'' being released, but also Baja being a mainstay in the company until 2000.<ref>[https://archive.vn/bqIq9 Cvetin Todorović, kompozitor prvog Kebinog hita: "Došlo je vreme da mi Keba podigne spomenik"]. Telegraf.rs. 7 March 2021. Archived from [https://www.telegraf.rs/jetset/muzicka-apoteka/3359403-cvetin-todorovic-kompozitor-prvog-kebinog-hita-doslo-je-vreme-da-mi-keba-podigne-spomenik the original]. Retrieved 10 September 2023.</ref>

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