Well, since long, long ago, some Brazilian "good visionaries" (if we can use this term regarding politicians...) intended to find a way to settle a central government near the centre of its territory. After many dreams, one president, only in 1960, got to do, as Brasilia was then yet built, having been artificially planned in the middle of a forest (or of nothing, as some folks say) in the heart of the country, and there was no disappointment properly, as that area/region soon developed more or less, and many people left their native towns and states, from several regions, and went to live there. Rio de Janeiro still is a well-beloved city, but everybody seems like accepting Brasília as a good reality (despite its distance from Rio and many other towns and cities), and the latter now is a most populated city too.
Actually it was in the 1950's
Rio de Janeiro is a city in Brazil, South America. It cannot have a capital as it is not a country. Brasilia is the capital of Brazil, not Rio de Janeiro.
There are two old or former capital cities in Brazil. Rio de Janeiro was the capital from 1793 until 1960. Salvadorwas the first capital, from 1549 to 1793. Brasilia became the capital of Brazil on April 21, 1960.
Rio de Janeiro was Brazil's capital until 1960. The city had been the capital since 1793, when it had replaced Salvador. Salvador had been Brazil's first capital, since 1549. Rio kept its status as the second capital, until being succeeded officially by Brasilia on April 21, 1960.
First Salvador and then Rio de Janeiro were capitals of Brazil before the current capital city of Brasilia.Brasilia became the capital of Brazil on April 21, 1960. Rio de Janeiro was the capital from 1793 until 1960. Salvador was the first capital, from 1549 to 1793.
Brasilia
Rio de janerio
Rio de janeiro is a Brazilian city, but the capital of Brazil is Brasilia.
no, it's not. The capital of Brazil is Brasilia
Rio jenirow
Rio De Janerio
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro