Rimas Publishing Is Doing It Their Way from Puerto Rico

Rimas Publishing is showing the world that Puerto Rico doesn’t need to follow, it leads. With more than 150 songwriters, including Bad Bunny and Eladio, they’re pushing the island’s talent to new heights, and they’re doing it without leaving home.
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They recently opened new offices in the heart of San Juan’s financial district, Milla de Oro. The space isn’t flashy for the sake of it, it’s built for creators. There’s a fully equipped studio, workspaces that actually work, and an atmosphere that feels more like a lab for sound than a corporate setup. It’s already brought more than 50 jobs to the area.
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Rimas Publishing isn’t boxed in by genre anymore. Carlos Souffront and Emilio Morales are leading the charge as the company expands its reach. Now they’re signing artists in pop, regional Mexican, alternative, and faith-based music. Michelle Maciel’s “CCC” is one example, 450 million streams and counting.
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Their new platform, Faith Sounds, is another move that reflects where things are going. It gives artists like Lizzy Parra, Barajas, Gabriel EMC, and Shammai room to speak through their music and connect without compromise.
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Rimas Publishing has the accolades, Publisher of the Year from Billboard twice, top of the year-end charts, but what matters more is their vision: build locally, think globally, and keep the focus on creators. No frills, just good music and the people behind it.