Eventually, under pressure from the band's record label, Diskoton, Bregović gave up on his original idea and turned to alternative solutions. He decided to secure at least one aging pre-World War II Yugoslav revolutionary's appearance on the album. Reaching out to surviving individuals of that ilk was done through "Duga" journalist and writer Milomir Marić who had been known to keep contact with many of them as part of the preparatory work for his upcoming book "Deca komunizma" ("Children of Communism"). Bregović was able to get seventy-three-year-old Svetozar Vukmanović Tempo to agree, visiting him in his home and arranging for Tempo to travel to Sarajevo where—backed by the Ljubica Ivezić orphanage choir—he recorded the old revolutionary song "Padaj silo i nepravdo" ("Fall, (Oh) Force and Injustice").