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The album was recorded April 29-30th in the middle of the night as reflected by the full moon on the cover. It is the first time in six years where Baja worked with Cale on a solo project since ''[[Živeće ovaj narod]]''. The last track, "Ne diraj u srce" is a cover of the Neđo Kostić song of the same name from the album, ''[[Nije lako Srbin biti]]''. The song "[[Pravoslavac (Biti il' ne biti)|Pravoslavac]]" is not a reworked version of "[[Pravoslavac]]" from 1994's ''[[Pobediće istina]]''. Instead it is an entirely new and original track, which causes some confusion between the two in modern times. Unlike previous conflict-related albums where it had elements of disco and folk, this album is purely folk with his work being closer to the 1992 album, ''[[Stan'te paše i ustaše]]''.  
The album was recorded April 29-30th in the middle of the night as reflected by the full moon on the cover. It is the first time in six years where Baja worked with Cale on a solo project since ''[[Živeće ovaj narod]]''. The last track, "Ne diraj u srce" is a cover of the Neđo Kostić song of the same name from the album, ''[[Nije lako Srbin biti]]''. The song "[[Pravoslavac (Biti il' ne biti)|Pravoslavac]]" is not a reworked version of "[[Pravoslavac]]" from 1994's ''[[Pobediće istina]]''. Instead it is an entirely new and original track, which causes some confusion between the two in modern times. Unlike previous conflict-related albums where it had elements of disco and folk, this album is purely folk with his work being closer to the 1992 album, ''[[Stan'te paše i ustaše]]''.  


Some songs are reminiscent of other songs from Baja's previous work: "Ne daj se narode moj" is sung similarly to "Nebo je plakalo s nama", "Kosovo je naša duša" and "Diraju nas ponovo" are similar to "[[Pevaj Srbijo]]" with the former being similar instrumentally and the ladder being similar in the way it is sung, "Kosovo je Srpsko" is sung similarly to the ''[[Igraju se delije]]'' song, "[[Soko]]", and "Bog sa neba gleda" is musically similar to "[[Stan'te paše i ustaše (Song)|Stan'te paše i ustaše]]" with the chorus being sung in a similar tune to the chorus of "[[Dejton-Ohajo]]". While "Pravoslavac" uses elements from another work, it is not from Baja's previous works but rather Cale's. The instrumental breaks in-between choruses and verses were initially used in the 1994 album, ''[[Dosta mi je rata]]'', specifically riffs from "Moja deda ratnik bio" and "Ja bogotaš nisam".
Some songs are reminiscent of other songs from Baja's previous work: "Ne daj se narode moj" is sung similarly to "Nebo je plakalo s nama", "Kosovo je naša duša" and "Diraju nas ponovo" are similar to "[[Pevaj Srbijo]]" with the former being similar instrumentally and the latter being similar in the way it is sung, "Kosovo je Srpsko" is sung similarly to the ''[[Igraju se delije]]'' song, "[[Soko]]", and "Bog sa neba gleda" is musically similar to "[[Stan'te paše i ustaše (Song)|Stan'te paše i ustaše]]" with the chorus being sung in a similar tune to the chorus of "[[Dejton-Ohajo]]". While "Pravoslavac" uses elements from another work, it is not from Baja's previous works but rather Cale's. The instrumental breaks in-between choruses and verses were initially used in the 1994 album, ''[[Dosta mi je rata]]'', specifically riffs from "Moja deda ratnik bio" and "Ja bogotaš nisam".


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