Error: void value not ignored as it ought be

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The problem is that EnemigosMueve does not return values, so if (EnemigosMueve(e)) is wrong, as your compiler is telling you

error: void value not ignored as it ought to be
if (EnemigoMueve(e->sig->e))
    ^

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