2 Belgen was a Belgian new wave band from the 80s of the 20th century. Their most famous and most popular songs are Opération Coup de Poing (1984), Queen of Mine (1985) and especially Lena (1985).

The band came from Ghent and initially consisted of singer-guitarist Rembert De Smet and drummer Herman Celis. Later De Smet focused on the use of the guitar synthesizer. In 1982 the first single Quand le film est triste / Lena and the first album 2 Belgen were released. After this first album the duo expanded into a real band. The singles Opération Coup de Poing (a cover of Alpha Blondy’s Brigadier Sabari), Lena and Queen of Mine were big hits in Belgium and are still played a lot on the radio.

The group was officially disbanded in 1993. De Smet later became active with the flamenco pop group Está Loco. On January 28, 2017, he died of cancer at the age of 62.