Mašinko, for example, is actually a byproduct of the Second Industrial Revolution. After the invention of the railway, the band was founded by Šulc, known as the only man in history with absolutely no sense of humour. The only joke he ever made was inviting his friend Lovro into the band — famous for his hot air ballooning, powerful “oo-oo-ooo” vocals, and fondness for parasols. Perica joined the same evening, because that’s just what he does. The lineup was completed during the Crimean War, when Pitura joined to fill the void he began to feel while playing Native American music in Antenat (formerly known as “Nenad and the Livestock”). Srđan, by sheer inertia, came from Serbia — and when he left, Andrija came from Montenegro. But in the end, both stayed, even though 150 years after the Crimean War, the state union of Serbia and Montenegro finally fell apart, and now water polo has become way more interesting.