Delvin "Pen" Cayetano MBE (born 1954) is one of Belize's most distinguished artists and musicians, recognized as a national cultural ambassador. Born in Dangriga to a humble Garifuna family, Cayetano is entirely self-taught in both painting and music.
In 1980, Cayetano created Punta Rock, a revolutionary fusion of traditional Garifuna rhythms with modern rock elements, featuring the distinctive sound of turtle shells. The genre became the "Sound of Belize" and spread throughout the Garifuna diaspora in Honduras and the United States. His Turtle Shell Band gained international recognition at the New Orleans Jazz Festival in 1983 and 1986.
As a visual artist, Cayetano works primarily in oil on canvas, creating vibrant paintings that celebrate Garifuna heritage and Belizean life. His work is represented in museums and public collections worldwide.
After living in Germany from 1990 to 2009 with his wife Ingrid, he returned to Dangriga and opened the Pen Cayetano Studio Gallery. In 2013, he received the MBE from Queen Elizabeth II for his contributions to Belizean culture. He has also received the Meritorious Service Award (2018), Artist Emeritus Award (2020), and the George Gabb Award for Visual Arts (2022) from the Government of Belize.