Bad Bunny Extends Publishing Deal with Rimas as His Career Continues to Soar
Latin music's most influential artist, Bad Bunny, has extended his publishing deal with Rimas Publishing, a move that solidifies the company's position in the industry. The renewed agreement marks a significant milestone for both parties, given the immense success of the global superstar.
According to Carlos A. Souffront, president of Rimas Publishing, the renewal "is a clear validation that we are doing things right." He believes that discovering new talent is essential but notes that retention is equally crucial in building long-term relationships with artists. The company's approach is centered around creative collaboration and career development.
The extended agreement comes as Bad Bunny continues to dominate global music charts and touring headlines, having recently delivered a high-profile Super Bowl performance and adding new Grammy Awards to his trophy case. He has been an integral part of Rimas' roster since the company signed him back in 2018.
Rimas Publishing is expanding its catalog with emerging acts that are shaping the future of Latin music. The company announced several new signings, including Octavio Cuadras and Chilean pop artist Diego Smith. Their debut works reflect a blend of nostalgia and innovative storytelling.
The renewed deal also marks an extension to Rimas' roster of key writers and producers such as Mora, Cris MJ, Tempo, and Caleb Calloway. The company has finalized contracts with notable figures like Cheo Legendary and multi-platinum Latin Grammy winner KARBeats.
The deal underscores the company's editorial vision – fostering a community where creators can grow, evolve, and find strategic partners that understand their creative value today and in the long term. With Bad Bunny leading the way, Rimas Publishing continues to navigate the ever-changing landscape of Latin music with its unique approach to talent development and publishing.
Latin music's most influential artist, Bad Bunny, has extended his publishing deal with Rimas Publishing, a move that solidifies the company's position in the industry. The renewed agreement marks a significant milestone for both parties, given the immense success of the global superstar.
According to Carlos A. Souffront, president of Rimas Publishing, the renewal "is a clear validation that we are doing things right." He believes that discovering new talent is essential but notes that retention is equally crucial in building long-term relationships with artists. The company's approach is centered around creative collaboration and career development.
The extended agreement comes as Bad Bunny continues to dominate global music charts and touring headlines, having recently delivered a high-profile Super Bowl performance and adding new Grammy Awards to his trophy case. He has been an integral part of Rimas' roster since the company signed him back in 2018.
Rimas Publishing is expanding its catalog with emerging acts that are shaping the future of Latin music. The company announced several new signings, including Octavio Cuadras and Chilean pop artist Diego Smith. Their debut works reflect a blend of nostalgia and innovative storytelling.
The renewed deal also marks an extension to Rimas' roster of key writers and producers such as Mora, Cris MJ, Tempo, and Caleb Calloway. The company has finalized contracts with notable figures like Cheo Legendary and multi-platinum Latin Grammy winner KARBeats.
The deal underscores the company's editorial vision – fostering a community where creators can grow, evolve, and find strategic partners that understand their creative value today and in the long term. With Bad Bunny leading the way, Rimas Publishing continues to navigate the ever-changing landscape of Latin music with its unique approach to talent development and publishing.
, I mean, it's not surprising he'd want to keep working with Rimas Publishing, they've been a great fit for him so far 
. It's clear that the company's approach of creative collaboration and career development has paid off for both parties 
. What's really cool is that Rimas is still expanding its roster, signing new talent like Octavio Cuadras and Diego Smith, which suggests they're committed to discovering new voices in Latin music 
. And with all these big-name writers and producers on board, I'm hyped to see what kind of projects come out of this deal 
. Overall, it's a win-win for both Bad Bunny and Rimas Publishing, and I'm excited to see where their partnership takes them next! 
! i'm so hyped about him extendin his deal w/ rims publishing it's like they're unstoppable 
! i feel like rims is doin somethin rite by fokusin on creative collab and career devolopment, it's not just bout makin money, it's bout creatin legends 
. btw, have u herd of octavio cuadras? seems like a dope artist 
his latest deal with rims publishing is a major win for both parties! stats show that latin music has been growing by 10% year over year since 2020, and bad bunny's been at the forefront of that movement 
with over 100 million subscribers across all his channels.
. Now, let's see what other magic Rimas has up their sleeve! 
. I love how Carlos A. Souffront is focusing on creative collaboration and career development - it's clear they value Bad Bunny as more than just a artist, but also as an partner 
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Have you listened to their debut tracks yet? 
I'm totally here for it! More diverse sounds, more cultural exchange... it's like the perfect storm of creativity 
. What do you think Rimas Publishing should focus on next? 
. The fact that Rimas is focusing on creative collaboration and career development makes me think this deal will lead to even more fire music in the future 
their formula for success must be working out pretty well, huh? creative collaboration and career development, yeah right... sounds like just a fancy way of saying "we're good at signing talented people and making them rich" 
he's been grindin 4 years now & it's awesome 2 see him gettin paid 4 his craft 
also, it's so cool to see emerging acts like octavio cuadras and diego smith making waves in latin music 
. the future of latin music looks bright 
. They must be doing something right, right? Like Carlos Souffront said, retaining talent is super important in building those long-term relationships with artists... it's all about the creative collabs and career development 
. I'm hyped to see what other talent they're gonna sign next 