Puerto Rican rapper Tempo has entered a new phase in his career after finalizing an alliance with music executive Noah Assad and label Rimas Entertainment.
Under the deal, the Puerto Rican music company acquired Tempo's previous musical catalog, marking a major milestone for the artist and his ongoing trajectory within Latin rap.
Founded and managed by Assad, Rimas Entertainment has grown into one of the most influential management and distribution structures in Latin urban music. The company handles the development of major international stars including Bad Bunny, Eladio Carrión, Arcángel, Mora, and the duo Jowell & Randy, who have brought Spanish-language urban music to global stages.
New single and upcoming EPs
To mark this new chapter, Tempo released a rap single titled No Te Sientas Mal, in which he addresses his recent deal and responds to critics who have questioned his path in music.
The single serves as an advance preview for two upcoming discographic projects. The first, a five-track EP titled Tempo Es Tempo 5, is scheduled for release on August 14, followed on September 4 by another five-song EP titled Tempo Es Tempo 6.
Billboard recognition and career history
Tempo is widely recognized as one of the primary exponents of Spanish-language rap. Billboard ranked him at number 17 on its list of the 50 Best Rappers in Spanish of All Time, recognizing his historical impact on the genre.
His discography includes celebrated productions such as Game Over, New Game, and Buddhas Family. In addition, his Free Tempo project achieved commercial success by reaching number six on Billboard's Top Latin Albums chart.
Throughout his career, Tempo built a reputation for high-profile lyrical battles and a performance style rooted in narrative storytelling, technical precision, and complex songwriting. His lyrics and approach to rap made him an influential figure in the evolution of Latin urban music.
Beyond music, Tempo's career has been shaped by personal and professional stages that tested his adaptability. With new projects on the way, the rapper aims to build on his legacy and connect with listeners through his latest music.
