Well, as far as I know this is not possible, but you can go adding OR conditions in your code instead of IN, there would be more or less this way:
SELECT
*
FROM
Conteudo
WHERE
'2018-03-22' BETWEEN DATE(DataInicio) AND DATE(DataFim)
OR '2018-03-23' BETWEEN DATE(DataInicio) AND DATE(DataFim)
...
Follow example with tests:
CREATE TABLE teste_datas(
descricao VARCHAR(255),
data_inicio DATE,
data_fim DATE
);
INSERT INTO teste_datas(descricao, data_inicio, data_fim)
VALUES('desc 1', '2018-03-01', '2018-03-22'),
('desc 1', '2018-03-01', '2018-03-23'),
('desc 2', '2018-03-01', '2018-03-24'),
('desc 3', '2018-03-01', '2018-03-08'),
('desc 4', '2018-03-01', '2018-03-02');`
In case I run this query:
SELECT
*
FROM teste_datas
WHERE '2018-03-22' BETWEEN data_inicio AND data_fim;
The result will be desc1, desc2 e desc3 because the date I’m looking for fits between the two periods

SELECT
*
FROM teste_datas
WHERE '2018-03-22' BETWEEN data_inicio AND data_fim
OR '2018-03-07' BETWEEN data_inicio AND data_fim;
if I add the OR to query will return to me desc1, desc2, desc3 e desc4 because the second date also fits a line.

If there is a date field, it really works that way, but if dates are entered manually, it wouldn’t work that way.
– arllondias
didn’t understand, @arllondias. There has to be a date field, otherwise you won’t have to check at the base
– rLinhares
It is not necessary one more field, thinks that it already has the fields that in the case of
queryof him he informs that he has theDataInicioandDataFim. If he puts a date in his hand and leaves so for example:WHERE '2018-03-22' BETWEEN DATE(DataInicio) AND DATE(DataFim)He’s gonna bring me the records where the date fits between the dates he already has in the bank, you understand? exactly as I put in my answer there.– arllondias
@arllondias, got it. So your answer is correct :P
– rLinhares
I added a functional example in my reply =)
– arllondias