Also means
pre-recorded
Usage Note
Enlatado literally means preserved in a tin (lata). Figuratively it describes pre-packaged or formulaic content — risas enlatadas (canned laughter) is the standard term for a studio laugh track. In media contexts it can also refer to pre-recorded as opposed to live broadcast material.
Examples
"Prefiero el atún fresco al enlatado."
Natural Translation
I prefer fresh tuna to canned.
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