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The political changes influenced in the music scene of that time as the first Croatian patriotic songs were recorded in late 1989-early 1990, though were mostly traditional folk songs. Despite the ban of such materials in Yugoslavia, there was little intervention from the authorities and the songs spread both inside the country and abroad. As a result, despite concerns of authorities getting involved for his 1989 album, [[Najljepše Hrvatske rodoljubne pjesme (Vol. 1)|''Najljepše Hrvatske rodoljubne pjesme (Vol. 1)'']], Lokin was never questioned.<ref>"[https://arhiva.vecernji.hr/article/vl0025-pdf/92347/ Sitna mafija vlada Hrvatskom estradom]". ''Večernji list''. 01 July 1994. Retrieved 5 November 2023.</ref> | The political changes influenced in the music scene of that time as the first Croatian patriotic songs were recorded in late 1989-early 1990, though were mostly traditional folk songs. Despite the ban of such materials in Yugoslavia, there was little intervention from the authorities and the songs spread both inside the country and abroad. As a result, despite concerns of authorities getting involved for his 1989 album, [[Najljepše Hrvatske rodoljubne pjesme (Vol. 1)|''Najljepše Hrvatske rodoljubne pjesme (Vol. 1)'']], Lokin was never questioned.<ref>"[https://arhiva.vecernji.hr/article/vl0025-pdf/92347/ Sitna mafija vlada Hrvatskom estradom]". ''Večernji list''. 01 July 1994. Retrieved 5 November 2023.</ref> | ||
Influenced by the ever-changing political situation, [[Duško Lokin|Lokin]], along with another artist Đorđe Novković wanted to make a patriotic album (though the | Influenced by the ever-changing political situation, [[Duško Lokin|Lokin]], along with another artist Đorđe Novković wanted to make a patriotic album (though the latter would not be credited).<ref name=":0">[https://www.24sata.hr/show/tudman-se-pored-estrade-vise-volio-druziti-sa-sampionima-659072 Tuđman se pored estrade više volio družiti sa šampionima...]. 24sata. 13 November 2019. Retrieved 5 November 2023.</ref> [[Duško Lokin|Lokin]] was responsible for composing the music, [[Željko Pavičić]] was the main lyricist, and famous composer and arranger [[Ivo Lesić]] was the album's arranger. The album was recorded at [[Nenad Vilović]]'s studio in Split (aptly named Studio NV - Split) and produced by [[Božo Medić]], who worked previously with [[Ivo Fabijan]] on his 1989 patriotic album [[Riječ Hrvatska|''Riječ Hrvatska'']]. | ||
The song "Gospa Marija" is an adaptation of the poem [[Gospa Marija|of the same name]] by famous writer AG Matoš. "Marjane, Marjane''"'' is a cover of the popular folk song. "[[U tebi da sklopim oči]]" from the previous album would reappear with a new arrangement under the name "Majko zemljo". | The song "Gospa Marija" is an adaptation of the poem [[Gospa Marija|of the same name]] by famous writer AG Matoš. "Marjane, Marjane''"'' is a cover of the popular folk song. "[[U tebi da sklopim oči]]" from the previous album would reappear with a new arrangement under the name "Majko zemljo". | ||
