I was thinking about that when I initially was trying to decide if Cuba should be counted in North or South America. It's geographically more connected to North America, but culturally associated with South and Latin America. However I learned that many Caribbean countries do not primarily speak Spanish as they have historic origins from a range of European colonial powers, so I ended up separating Central America and The Caribbean into a separate group so as to not awkwardly include some in either North or South America arbitrarily when they don't fit either geographically or culturally.
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Hmm, you are right, at a second thought. For example, Jamaicans are from The Caribbean but speak English. They are also part of North America. I didn't know that.