Zeljko Šašić's 'Onaj koji nista nema' stands as a defining anthem of Yugoslav rock, capturing the raw energy and existential angst of the late 1970s. Released during a pivotal era when Šašić transitioned from folk to a more aggressive, electric sound, the track exemplifies the genre's shift toward complex, guitar-driven compositions. The song's narrative explores themes of alienation and the search for identity, resonating deeply with audiences across the former Yugoslavia. Its enduring popularity stems from Šašić's distinctive vocal delivery and the band's ability to blend folk roots with modern rock structures. As a cornerstone of the region's musical heritage, the recording remains a testament to the cultural significance of Yugoslav rock in shaping regional identity and artistic expression.