As part of the special day that Europe 1 is dedicating to Serge Gainsbourg, who died 30 years ago, Emilie Mazoyer receives in "Music!"

Lulu Gainsbourg.

The musician and son of the singer-songwriter was only 5 years old when his father Serge Gainsbourg died.

He retains some memories of him, which he remembers with modesty on the air in Europe 1.

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What memories does Lulu keep of her father Serge Gainsbourg, who died the year he was five years old?

The musician, now 35 years old, has agreed to share the images that remain of his father at Emilie's microphone, in 

Music!

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This program dedicated to the singer-songwriter which is part of the special Serge Gainsbourg day offered by Europe 1 on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the singer's death.

Lulu Gainsbourg reveals through her memories an intimate Serge Gainsbourg, far from the public escapades of the end of his life.

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Lulu Gainsbourg remembers going on stage with her father, a moment whose images are still regularly broadcast today.

But that's another memory that first comes to mind when he thinks of his father.

"I still have a lot, or at least some memories of him," he explains.

A tribute Peter Pan tattoo

The memory that Lulu Gainsbourg shares of her father takes place one weekend, the time of the week when he went to his home, at 5 rue de Verneuil.

"When I went to his house, he had this projector which must have been, I imagine, nowhere to be found and which he would come down from his room," he recalls.

"We watched Disney movies on American video tapes that didn't work on all VCRs."

Among those Disney cartoons that Serge and Lulu Gainsbourg watched together, he notably remembers Peter Pan and Snow White.

"I also have a Peter Pan tattoo on my left arm, in memory of those moments," says the musician. 

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Despite the mourning of a whole country which saw in Serge Gainsbourg a musical genius, Lulu Gainsbourg has the feeling of having all the same had the possibility of making his own mourning.

"In a way, the artist he was belongs to everyone," he observes.

"The dad that he used to be is mine, and I'm very proud of that."