The tape was purchased from an old woman at Kalenić market in Belgrade in July 2023. Both sides of the cassette are decorated with stickers of Kumba & Mochilo, characters from a Spanish cartoon series Los Fruittis (1990–1992). The long stickers are partially ripped off, but the remaining fragment on B side clearly says "90" which could be an initial year of recording.

On the tape, there are recordings of Balkan music and pop hits of the era. Apart of it, there is a simultaneous recording of music playing from another source or another deck, while also capturing the unrecognizeable dialogue of a couple in the same room. This part later changes to the song Zbog Jedne Divne Crne Žene (1995) by Krunoslav Slabinac, a Croatian singer, apparently playing on radio station (due to presence of DJ effects).

At some point he is interrupted by an audio announcement read by a woman: "Order a puzzle: call 49-000 ext. 011". "Puzzle" ("Slagalica") may possibly refer to TV Slagalica (1993–2003), Serbian quiz show. The other jingle says "Radio Pink". Radio Pink is originally a Yugoslavian radio station, still operating since 1993.