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The cover of the album is of the Dinara mountainside with the double fold a picture of a young Baja and a quote by Proka Jovkić. Recording of the album took place between April and May of 1996. Novak would not return for this album, but would come back in the next album, ''Ja se svoga, ne odričem do groba''. Instead, another family member, cousin Lazo Pajčin, who had contributed to the albums ''Rat i mir'' and ''Život damo Krajine ne damo'' a few years prior, would sing. The album's themes pertain to Post-War topics such as displacement and what was Krajina. The song "Pješke idem iz grada" is attributed by "traditional", though was originally written by Mijat Božović in 1989. Its lyrics was altered to better fit the album's themes. The last track, "Posle oluje" would reference the ''[[Živeće ovaj narod]]'' song, "[[Miriše na kišu]]" in both style and lyrics with the line "Oblačno je, i kiša se sprema" being a direct reference to the song.